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Layered double hydroxide minerals as possible prebiotic information storage and transfer compounds (2006)
Journal Article
Greenwell, H., & Coveney, P. (2006). Layered double hydroxide minerals as possible prebiotic information storage and transfer compounds. Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres, 36(1), 13-37. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11084-005-2068-2

One of the fundamental difficulties when considering the origin of life on Earth is the identification of an emergent system that not only replicated, but also had the capacity to undergo discrete mutation in such a way that following generations mig... Read More about Layered double hydroxide minerals as possible prebiotic information storage and transfer compounds.

On the application of computer simulation techniques to anionic and cationic clays: a materials chemistry perspective (2006)
Journal Article
Greenwell, H., Jones, W., Coveney, P., & Stackhouse, S. (2006). On the application of computer simulation techniques to anionic and cationic clays: a materials chemistry perspective. Journal of materials chemistry, 16(8), 708-723. https://doi.org/10.1039/b506932g

The use of computational methods for the study of clay minerals has become an essential adjunct to experimental techniques for the analysis of these poorly ordered materials. Although information may be obtained through conventional methods of analys... Read More about On the application of computer simulation techniques to anionic and cationic clays: a materials chemistry perspective.