Episode 7. Donato Giovannelli: Warm Ponds Or Hellish Vents–Where Did Life Begin?
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Donato Giovannelli is an assistant professor at the University of Naples “Federico II.” He travels to acid lakes and other extreme environments that are the closest thing today to what Earth was like when life began.
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