Dr. Pamela Lincez

Dr. Pamela Lincez is an interdisciplinary researcher specialized in infectious and autoimmune diseases. She completed an MBA specialized in Executive Leadership and a PhD in Microbiology and Immunology. Her work as a research scientist and her training as a science communicator has contributed to many publications and cross-disciplinary projects in the biotechnology and biomedical sciences sectors in British Columbia.

Dr. Lincez is also a post-secondary educator who has taught and mentored students in life sciences courses at various academic institutions across Canada and the US. Her work as a research scientist and her training as a science communicator has contributed to many publications and cross-disciplinary projects in the biotechnology and biomedical sciences sectors in British Columbia. Dr. Lincez founded a non-profit organization Whole Human Foundation, she leads the ongoing annual conference series Whole Human Summit, and she is an active member of the Coralus (formerly SheEO) charitable network, where she contributes to a global community of radically generous women building a $1B perpetual fund to support women working on the World’s To-Do List.