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Jan 21, 2013

Rafal Wieczorek, Mark Dörr, Agatha Chotera and Pierre-Alain Monnard, all FLinT, have published a paper on the formation of phosphodiester bonds catalyzed by dipeptides in water/ice eutectic phases. The article is highlighted on the cover of ChemBioChem.

Dec 13, 2012
Filippo Caschera, Martin Hanczyc and Steen Rasmussen published a paper on droplet replication in CHEMPLUSCHEM.
Dec 11, 2012
Steen Rasmussen: The Flag Bearer Of Artificial Life, interview with Suzan Mazur
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FLinT

The Center for Fundamental Living Technology (FLinT) is located at University of Southern Denmark.

Our main scientific mission is to assemble the components of minimal living systems, ultimately protocells, bottom up from inorganic and organic components.

Our long-term technological vision is to develop the foundation for a living technology characterized by robustness, autonomy, energy efficiency, sustainability, local intelligence, self-repair, adaptation, and self-replication, all properties current technology lack, but living systems possess.

Creating Life From Scratch
Protocells in National Geographics
Computer Simulation of the Protocell
Protocell Simulations
Knitting a Protocell
Knitting a Protocell

Last modified 3/02 2012 15:54 by Harold Fellermann