The Bracher Group in the Department of Chemistry at Saint Louis University. Researching chemical evolution and the origins of life on Earth and other worlds.
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Joined March 2013
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The #evolution of a single #biopolymer gets much attention, but co-evolution might have been the thing! New data shows how RNA and proto-peptides stabilize each other! go.nature.com/2zKugLc @NSF #NSFfunded @GTSciences @scrippsresearch #RNAworld @NASAAstrobio
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Chemical Reviews Special Issue: Chemical Evolution and the Origins of Life
pubs.acs.org/toc/chreay/120/…
... and accompanying introduction (Hud & Krishnamurthy)
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Really nice look at Cairns-Smith's theory xitter.cf/Martha_Rosamund/status…
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Congrats to Rio Febrian (@BracherLab) on his 1st place poster at GSA! slu.edu/nl-22nd-annual-gradu…
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Congrats to Thomas Campbell (@BracherLab ) and Anna Priddy (Lewis Lab) on their wins at the @SigmaXiSociety research symposium!
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Very happy to appear in @cenmag's special feature "How the Internet Changed Chemistry" link: internet.cenmag.org/personal…
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Our department is hiring a new tenure-track faculty member this fall...here's the listing: slu.edu/jobs/faculty_job_det…
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Hey, @chembark, it's @cenbaum on a new OoL book: cen.acs.org/articles/91/i24/…
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You've probably got some pretty old reagents hanging around your lab. Matt Pasek's samples have you beat: bit.ly/195gTzp
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Our May issue is now live! bit.ly/ZMlxc3 and it includes a focus on prebiotic chem (free to reg. users) - bit.ly/ZMlyMS