Mads Daugaard

 
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Associate Professor

Research Interests

Cancer Diagnosis and Detection
Cancer biology
Cancer diagnostics
Cancer therapy
Cell Signaling and Cancer
Cell Therapy of Cancer
Chemotherapy
DNA damage response pathways
glycobiology
Immunotherapy
Radiotherapy
Cell stress and Cancer
Cell stress signalling in cancer

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I am available and interested in collaborations (e.g. clusters, grants).
I am interested in and conduct interdisciplinary research.
 
 

Biography

Dr. Mads Daugaard is Head of the Molecular Pathology and Cell Imaging Unit, Senior Research Scientist at Vancouver Prostate Centre (VPC), and associate Professor at Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia (UBC). Daugaard operates in the translational cancer research space, integrating basic cancer discovery research with experimental therapeutic and diagnostic development in high-risk adult and childhood solid tumors. As part of his translational research focus, Daugaard has established the therapeutic development companies VAR2 Pharmaceuticals and OncoMal (2012), and the cancer diagnostics company VARCT Diagnostics (2017) to facilitate translation of his research towards the clinical arena. He is a co-PI of the VPC small-molecule drug development pipeline ADDUCT. Daugaard has attracted > $10M in federal and foundation support for his academic research programs and secured investments of >$10M for commercial development and translation of his research discoveries. He received the 2019 Robert J. Arceci Innovation Award from the St. Baldrick’s Foundation in 2019 and the Prostate Cancer Canada Rising Star Award in 2014.

Research Methodology

Recombinant proteins
biochemistry
molecular biology
Flow cytometry
Mass Spectrometry
CRISPR/Cas9 technology
Mouse models of cancer
Cancer cell line panels
bioinformatics
DNA and RNA Sequencing
Molecular pathology
Translational oncology

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