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Biochemistry Among the Stars Physics 14, 14 Physicist Mike Famiano explores the possibility that nuclear processes in extreme astrophysical environments might be responsible for a puzzling aspect of biochemistry. APS/Alan Stonebraker; Christoph Burgstedt/stock.adobe.com APS/Alan Stonebraker; Christoph Burgstedt/stock.adobe.com × Carl Sagan famously said that “we are made of star stuff.” Few scientists understand the implications of that statement as well as Mike Famiano. A professor of nuclear astrophysics at Western Michigan University, Famiano’s research focuses on stellar nucleosynthesis the fusion of light elements into heavier ones within stars. Famiano also has a side project, one sparked by a passing conversation that he had as a graduate student roughly two decades ago. The goal of this project is to solve a problem related to one of the great mysteries of biology: life’s overwhelming preference for biomolecules with a specific chirality, or “handedness.” F

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