Welcome to the Jimenez Lab at Johns Hopkins University!

The Jimenez lab focuses on understanding gene regulatory networks involved in hearing regeneration. We employ genetics, genomics, and high-throughput screening. Our primary model organism is the zebrafish. We also explore questions in the mammalian inner ear using the mouse as a model.

The Jimenez lab is recruiting graduate students and postdoctoral research fellows. Please contact Erin if you are interested in joining our lab.

News

• Jocelyn wins the 2025 ARO Travel Award!February 4, 2025
  Jocelyn Taylor wins the 2025 ARO Travel Award to attend the 48th Annual Association for Research Otolaryngology held on February…
• The Jimenez Lab wins the 2024 Hopkins OneNuero Initiative Discovery Award!June 22, 2024
  Cross-species Examination of Supporting Cell-to-progenitor Cell Fate Transitions During Hair Cell Regeneration – Erin Jimenez (Arts & Sciences) & Angelika Doetzlhofer…
• Lab OpeningsJuly 24, 2023
  Postdoctoral Fellows One postdoctoral position is available. Contact Dr. Erin Jimenez via email if interested and include 1) CV and…
• The Jimenez Lab est. 2023June 2, 2023
  On July 1, 2023, the Jimenez lab will be officially born and open it’s doors. We are part of the…
• Visualize our adult zebrafish inner ear single-cell datasets with an interactive Shiny-based web appMay 26, 2023
  Coming soon! All of our datasets will be online and launched July 1, 2023. We are using ShinyCell by John…