Mads Daugaard

Senior Research Scientist, VPC
Degrees / Designations 

B.Sc. Biology; M.Sc. Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Ph.D. Molecular Cancer Biology and Pathology

Email Address 
mdaugaard@prostatecentre.com
Mailing Address 
Vancouver Prostate Centre

Biography

Academic Appointment 
Assistant Professor
Disorders and Conditions 
Cancers

Dr. Mads Daugaard is Head of the Molecular Pathology Laboratory, a Senior Research Scientist at the Vancouver Prostate Centre and an Assistant Professor for the Department of Urologic Sciences at the University of British Columbia. 

Dr. Daugaard is a molecular biologist specialized in tumour-associated stress signaling pathways and tumour targeting systems. His ongoing research focuses on molecular and biochemical events underlying alternative polyadenylation of mRNAs, chromatin context-dependent DNA repair, and development of resistance to chemotherapy. Another aspect of Dr. Daugaard’s research relates to discovery and development of novel tumour targeting systems based on parasite-derived recombinant proteins relevant for therapeutic and diagnostic applications in cancer.

News and Awards 
Aug 13, 2019Award supports moving innovative research into practice
May 21, 2019Award supports research into broad-spectrum childhood cancer treatments
Mar 21, 2019People in profile: Maj Sofie Ørum-Madsen
Apr 20, 2017Malaria leads a new charge against bladder cancer
Apr 20, 2017Drug created from malaria parasite shows promise as bladder cancer treatment
Oct 23, 2015Social media helps expand groundbreaking findings on malaria as potential cancer treatment
Oct 8, 2015Destructive disease shows potential as a cancer treatment