I am Gabriel Blanco López, a Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) graduate from 2022. During my five years of university studies, I developed a strong passion for scientific research and experimental methodologies, thanks to a well-rounded education in fields such as chemical analysis, molecular biology, statistical mathematics, clinical pharmacy, pharmacology, and toxicology. I completed this stage with my final research project, titled “Design and Evaluation of a High-Sensitivity Troponin T Biosensor to Reduce Morbidity and Mortality Associated with Myocardial Infarction.”
Eager to expand my knowledge, I pursued a Master’s in the Pharmaceutical Industry in 2023, gaining hands-on experience in the field, particularly in the quality unit. However, my keen interest in scientific research led me to seek a more direct connection with experimental work.
I am currently part of the Vascular Pathophysiology Laboratory, led by Dr. Barderas, whom I had the opportunity to contact through her collaboration with the General University Hospital of Ciudad Real. Here, I have embarked on my research career, focusing on the study and early diagnosis of amyloidosis. At present, I am receiving training in advanced proteomics techniques under the guidance of an experienced research team. Together, we strive to contribute to the advancement of cardiovascular disease research and improve early detection methods.
I am Gabriel Blanco López, a Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) graduate from 2022. During my five years of university studies, I developed a strong passion for scientific research and experimental methodologies, thanks to a well-rounded education in fields such as chemical analysis, molecular biology, statistical mathematics, clinical pharmacy, pharmacology, and toxicology. I completed this stage with my final research project, titled “Design and Evaluation of a High-Sensitivity Troponin T Biosensor to Reduce Morbidity and Mortality Associated with Myocardial Infarction.”
Eager to expand my knowledge, I pursued a Master’s in the Pharmaceutical Industry in 2023, gaining hands-on experience in the field, particularly in the quality unit. However, my keen interest in scientific research led me to seek a more direct connection with experimental work.
I am currently part of the Vascular Pathophysiology Laboratory, led by Dr. Barderas, whom I had the opportunity to contact through her collaboration with the General University Hospital of Ciudad Real. Here, I have embarked on my research career, focusing on the study and early diagnosis of amyloidosis. At present, I am receiving training in advanced proteomics techniques under the guidance of an experienced research team. Together, we strive to contribute to the advancement of cardiovascular disease research and improve early detection methods.