Catalina Lopez-Correa

Jan 06, 2016

Genome British Columbia has appointed Catalina Lopez-Correa as vice president of sector development and chief scientific officer. Most recently, Lopez-Correa was the vice president and chief scientific officer of scientific affairs at Genome Quebec. Since 2002, she has served as evaluator for large multinational projects funded by the European Commission, the Innovative Medicine Initiative and the National Institutes of Health.

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