Daniel Duzdevich
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Daniel Duzdevich is an Assistant Research Professor at the University of Chicago, USA. His research areas include nonenzymatic RNA copying, the molecular origins of life, and advanced sensing technologies for astrobiology. Recent publications highlight his work on nucleotide bias, prebiotic activation chemistry, and the development of instruments for detecting life on other planets.
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Electronic Life-detection Instrument for Enceladus/Europa (ELIE)
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