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As the Data Management Coordinator, Dr. Vivian Tam works in a cross-functional capacity to support sector and corporate developments at Genome BC. Vivian brings with her a diverse background in life sciences research and data management. She has a passion for mobilizing trans-disciplinary knowledge into practice and using data to support innovation.

Vivian earned her PhD in Neuroscience and BSc (Honours) in Genetics from The University of British Columbia. Vivian is a UBC Public Scholars alumna, a co-founder of an organization that fosters conversations among diverse groups to support better policy solutions, and an active volunteer with several charities in her community.

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