Space.com on MSN: Curiosity rover finds building blocks of life on Mars. Scientists aren't sure how they got there
NASA's Curiosity rover has found a diverse mix of organic molecules on Mars, including chemicals considered building blocks for the origin of life on Earth.
Curiosity rover finds building blocks of life on Mars. Scientists aren't sure how they got there
Phys.org: Complex building blocks of life form spontaneously in space, research reveals
Challenging long-held assumptions, Aarhus University researchers have demonstrated that the protein building blocks essential for life as we know it can form readily in space. This discovery, ...
Open Access Government: Mars rover unlocks “building blocks of life” in first-of-Its-kind experiment
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Macromolecules welcomes Bradley Olsen as its newest Associate Editor! Bradley Olsen is the Alexander and I. Michael (1960) Kasser Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT.
I am excited to tell you that Macromolecules enjoyed a banner year with an all-time record number of submissions to the journal in 2024! We are of course very satisfied that polymer science researchers recognize the long history of publication excellence that our team of editors and staff are consistently aiming to achieve.
Read research published in the Macromolecules Vol. 56 Issue 21 on ACS Publications, a trusted source for peer-reviewed journals.
One final observation on the first half-century of Macromolecules: remarkably, at least two individuals coauthored papers in both Volume 1 (1968) and Volume 50 (2017). These distinguished members of our community are Ed Samulski (University of North Carolina) (25, 26) and Jacques Roovers (National Research Council of Canada). (27, 28) They deserve a hearty round of applause for their longevity ...