The origin of life is one of the greatest unsolved questions in science. An international research team led by Professor Stephen Mojzsis of the University of Bayreuth’s Bavarian Geoinstitute (BGI) has identified when conditions on Earth may first have become stable enough for the emergence of RNA. This genetic material is regarded as the precursor to DNA. The researchers report their findings in the prestigious journal Nature Communications.
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