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The Laboratory of Steven P. Jones, Ph.D.

Steven P. Jones, Ph.D.

 Associate Professor and University Scholar

Phone: 502-852-8071 (lab manager)
Email: JonesLab@Louisville.edu

Postdoctoral Fellow - Cardiology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD (2004)

Ph.D. in Physiology, LSU Health Sciences Center, Shreveport, LA (2002)

 

Director, Imaging and Physiology Core

          Questions about confocal microscopy?  Email:  Confocal@Louisville.edu

          Questions about echocardiography?  Email:  EchoCore@Louisville.edu

Director, Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds

          Questions about programming?  Go here:  https://louisville.edu/medschool/cardiology/grand-rounds

  

This laboratory has several areas of interest, including:

  •  Understanding the mechanisms of cardiac muscle damage during a heart attack and developing novel therapeutics to preserve the heart.
  •  Elucidating the molecular regulation of cardiac hypertrophy and the transition to heart failure.
  •  Investigating the confounding influence of risk factors (such as diabetes) on the development of heart disease.

In all such endeavors, this group invokes a multidisciplinary approach to answer important questions in a variety of in vivo and in vitro models.  Dr. Jones' laboratory is also dedicated to providing a fertile environment for students and fellows to gain the necessary experience and guidance to become independent investigators.


 

 

News

 

  • December 2012:  Dr. Robert 'Eli' Brainard, M.S., Ph.D., received the University of Louisville School of Medicine Dean's Citation during his hooding ceremony.  Dr. Brainard is currently a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Dan Kelley's laboratory at Sanford Burnham Institute in Florida.
  • May 2012:  Dr. Jones was named a Consulting Editor for American Journal of Physiology - Heart and Circulatory.
  • April 2012:  The Jones Lab's recent paper in American Journal of Physiology - Heart and Circulatory was highlighted in a podcast here.
  • February 2012:  Dr. Jones was elected as a member of the Southern Society for Clinical Investigation.
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