David Granville

David Granville is a Professor in the Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Medicine, based at Vancouver General Hospital. He is an active member of the Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (G+PS) program with current supervision responsibilities.

His research centers on autoimmunity and medical molecular engineering of nucleic acids and proteins, with specific expertise in:

• Proteases and Granzymes
• Extracellular matrix dynamics
• Chronic inflammation mechanisms
• Aging-related disease models
• Skin and vascular biology
• Wound healing pathways
• Autoimmune disease pathogenesis

Professor Granville currently supervises PhD candidate Katlyn Richardson, whose thesis investigates granzyme roles in skin inflammation. He actively seeks interdisciplinary collaborations and maintains key affiliations with the BC Regenerative Medicine initiative (BCRegMed), International Collaboration On Repair Discoveries, and Providence Health Care Research Institute, focusing on translational repair mechanisms and regenerative therapies.