Two-part review highlights interdisciplinary approaches in origins research, suggesting improved understanding.
Understanding the origins of life has inspired scientists from disciplines including evolutionary biology, organic chemistry, theoretical physics, and beyond. In this issue of Cell Reports Physical Science, authors of a two-part review by the Origins of Life Early-Career Network and advisory board member Sudha Rajamani reflect on the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in origins research.
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