Jorge González Alonso

Jorge González Alonso is a Researcher at the School of Language and Education in Nebrija University, affiliated with the CINC (Nebrija Research Center on Cognition) and the AcqVA Aurora Center at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. His work bridges linguistics and cognitive neuroscience, focusing on early language learning mechanisms and neural correlates.

• PhD in Morphological Processing and Representation in Multilingualism (2015, University of the Basque Country)

Research Interests: Investigates how the mind and brain process new languages from initial exposure, with emphasis on third language acquisition, bilingualism, neurolinguistic responses, and transfer phenomena. His projects analyze the cognitive frameworks enabling multilingual learning.

Article Trends: Recent publications highlight third language acquisition, neurocognitive methodologies (EEG/ERP), virtual reality applications, translation priming, and heritage language processing. Keywords span linguistics, cognitive science, psycholinguistics, and educational technology.

Labs & Collaborations: Active in CINC and AcqVA Aurora Center projects, utilizing experimental designs like artificial grammar learning and longitudinal studies to decode language acquisition dynamics.