To the attention of registered attendees!
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The biannual Molecular Origins of Life, Munich addresses one of the most fundamental questions of science: How could life originate on Earth? With more than 20 lectures accompanied by discussion sessions and over 150 participants, this international conference brings together scientists from wide range of disciplines, namely: astrophysics, biochemistry, biophysics, chemistry, geobiology, geochemistry and theoretical physics. Only the combined effort from renowned experts from various disciplines can be successful in retracing the origins of life under experimental conditions and pave the way towards answering some of the most pertinent questions: What were the conditions on early Earth? Which chemicals could serve as precursors for the synthesis of living systems on Earth and on other planets? How did the very first genetic material in lifeforms develop? How could Darwinian evolution emerge? What were the first metabolic pathways? The conference's aim is to represent and to discuss the state of the art in the origin of life field.
The Molecular Origins of Life, Munich 2020 is sponsored by DFG funded Collaborative Research Center 235 Emergence of Life and Origins Excellence Cluster.
Attendance to the conference is free of charge but registration is mandatory!
| Important dates (2020) | |
| June 1st, Mon .............. | -> Poster abstract submission deadline |
| June 28th, Sun............... | -> Registration deadline |
| July 8th, Wed................. | -> Conference start |
