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<\/strong><\/p>\nNick Evans<\/strong><\/p>\n Nick was appointed as a lecturer in Bioengineering at Southampton University in January 2011. Before his appointment, Nick enjoyed a wide research experience, engaging in work touching on many different fields. He completed his PhD at King’s College under the supervision of Prof John Pickup, where he researched novel techniques in fluorescence spectroscopy for tracking metabolism in cells by using their natural fluorescence. After experiencing some of the excitement of stem cell biology during his PhD studies, he won an MRC career development fellowship at Imperial College to research the effects of extracellular matrix on the differentiation of embryonic stem cells. He then took a postdoctoral position at Stanford University to study Wnt signalling and stem cells in wound healing, and was subsequently awarded a SPARK fellowship in translational medicine to develop therapies for stimulating skin regeneration. Nick\u2019s current research focuses on Wnt signaling, extracellular matrix and biomechanics in tissue healing and regeneration.<\/p>\n Nick welcomes approaches from potential students and postdocs who wish to conduct research in his lab.<\/p>\n Appointments held<\/p>\n PhD student, King\u2019s College London, 2000-2004<\/p>\n MRC postdoctoral fellow, Imperial College, 2005-2009<\/p>\n Postdoctoral fellow and SPARK scholar, Stanford University, 2009-2010<\/p>\n Lecturer in Bioengineering, University of Southampton, 2011-present<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Nick Evans Nick was appointed as a lecturer in Bioengineering at Southampton University in January 2011. Before his appointment, Nick enjoyed a wide research experience, engaging in work touching on many different fields. He completed his PhD at King’s … Continue reading