About Us
About EVolution Therapeutics
Our Vision to Transform
At EVolution Therapeutics, we’re pioneering a transformative approach to inflammatory disease treatment using advanced nanoparticle-based therapeutics. Our research focuses on the design and delivery of immunologically informed nanoparticles, enabling targeted delivery of bioactive payloads and modulating inflammation at its source. Through open innovation and collaboration, we aim to redefine disease management by developing active treatment solutions that address significant unmet medical needs.
Our Timeline
EVolution Therapeutics has swiftly advanced since its inception. The journey began in June 2022 with entry into the BBSRC ICURE ‘Exploit’ programme. Since then, we have continually grown with various grant funding and awards.
Entered the BBSRC ICURE ‘Exploit’ programme
EVolution Therapeutics incorporated
Secured £284,084 grant funding from Innovate UK’s ICURe Follow-on Fund
Foundational Patent Submitted
Aston University: Convertible Loan Note investment of £50,000
Secured £237,843 grant funding from Innovate UK’s Engineering Biology Collaborative Research and Development grant
Entered Innovate UK’s ICURe Traction programme
Entered SPARK The Midlands accelerator programme
Professor Devitt and Dr Milic awarded £585,000 from the BBSRC Super Follow-on-Fund
New Research Scientist Appointed
Aston University: Convertible Loan Note investment of £90,000
First Batch of LNPs Produced
Safety & Efficacy Data In-Vivo
Second Patent Submitted
Our Team
Meet our Experts
EVolution Therapeutics is a preclinical-stage biotechnology company spun out of Aston University. Our nanoparticle-based therapeutics represent a next generation approach for the treatment of intractable inflammatory diseases, designed to precisely modulate the innate immune response at sites of pathology. We have assembled a multidisciplinary team with deep expertise in immunology, nanomedicine and translational science, united by a shared focus on advancing innovative therapies from preclinical development towards clinical impact.






