The PCE₃ Seminar Series is designed to highlight diverse origins of life research from all over the world, spark interdisciplinary discussion, and facilitate research connections among the PCE₃ community. A primary goal of this series is to showcase the work of talented early career scientists in PCE₃ sciences.

The series continues on Thursday, April 25^th, from 12:00-1:30pm (EDT). Additionally, sessions will be recorded with the permission of the speakers and uploaded to the PCE₃ YouTube Channel.

Zack Cohen will be presenting “Natural soda lakes provide compatible conditions for RNA and membrane function that could have enabled the origin of life”, and Sebastian Haas will be presenting “How soda lakes could have satisfied prebiotic chemistry’s enormous phosphate demand: new insights from modern analogues”.

Please register at the link above, and visit the PCE3 Seminar Series website for previous sessions. Join the PCE₃ Slack here to continue discussion after the talks, and connect on Twitter @PCE3_Sci.