Caryn Outten Group Site

Our research group studies how cells regulate iron homeostasis and redox balance at the cellular and molecular level using yeasts as model systems. We leverage a variety of biochemical, molecular biology, and cell biology techniques that span the fields of bioinorganic chemistry, redox biochemistry, and mitochondrial function and physiology.  Our group welcomes enthusiastic and curious scientists who embrace our differences in background, race, ethnicity, color, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation and/or protected veteran status.

News

01/14/22: David receives SPARC grant

Congratulations to 3rd year student David for receiving a $5000 SPARC graduate research grant from the UofSC Office of the VP for Research!

11/01/21: Cailin joins the group

A big welcome to our newest lab member, Cailin McCracken!  Cailin is a 1st year graduate student in the Chem/Biochem Ph.D. program.

06/07/21: GSSM students Dixie and Ella start their summer research internships

We are happy to welcome Dixie and Ella from the SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics for a 6-week research internship in our lab.

04/21/21: Jade wins department award and defends honors thesis

Double congratulations to our fabulous undergrad Jade for winning the Hiram and Lawanda Allen Award for Excellence in Chemistry and for doing a beautiful job on her Senior Honors Thesis defense!

04/08/21: Tim will attend grad school at Rutgers University

So excited for our undergraduate researcher Tim Sherrier who will join the Microbiol Biology Graduate Program at Rutgers University in the fall!

01/21/21: Allison receives SPARC research grant

Congratulations to our 2nd year student Allison for receiving a SPARC graduate research grant from the UofSC Office of the VP for Research!

 

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Site last updated:  14 Jan 2022