Stanley L. Miller

<b>Stanley L. Miller; UC San Diego chemist</b><br> Stanley L. Miller, professor of chemistry at UC San Diego, pictured in 1981. Miller, who was the first to demonstrate that the organic molecules necessary for life could be generated in a laboratory flask, died Sunday from heart failure in a hospital in National City. He was 77.

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Stanley L. Miller; UC San Diego chemist
Stanley L. Miller, professor of chemistry at UC San Diego, pictured in 1981. Miller, who was the first to demonstrate that the organic molecules necessary for life could be generated in a laboratory flask, died Sunday from heart failure in a hospital in National City. He was 77.

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