Dr. Gabriel Leonard is a clinical scientist and he coordinates the MNH neuropsychology outpatient service. Current research projects include examining the long-term consequences of prenatal exposure to maternal cigarette smoking on brain structure, function and mental health in adolescence; Longitudinal study of brain maturation and cognitive development in teenagers combining several brain mapping approaches (collaboration with Tomas Paus); Magnetic resonance imaging of multiple sclerosis and associated cognitive profiles (collaboration with Doug Arnold and Louis Collins). Dr. Leonard is active in test development and is establishing normative data for a new computerized device to measure simple and complex hand and arm movements (N=2000). He is collaborating with Drs Clarke, Pike and Appenzeller to examine the cognitive consequences of systemic Lupus

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E-mail: Gabriel Leonard