Hyman Hartman is a research scientist in MIT's Biology department . Dr. Hartman can be reached via email at hhartman@mit.edu. and can be found in any number of labs across campus, including, but not limited to that of Daniel Rothman in MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences (EAPS).

• The origin of the eukaryotic cell: a genomic investigation, H. Hartman and A. Fedorov, PNAS 99 1420-5 (2002).
• Photosynthesis and the origin of life, H. Hartman, Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere 28 515-21 (1998).
• The origin and evolution of oxygenic photosynthesis, R.E. Blankenship and H. Hartman, Trends in Biochemical Sciences 23 94-7 (1998).
• Speculations on the origin of the genetic-code, H. Hartman, Journal of Molecular Evolution 40 541-4 (1995).
• Reversible cellular automata and chemical turbulence, H. Hartman and P. Tamayo, Physica D 45 293-306 (1990).
• Molecular-scale imaging of clay mineral surfaces with the atomic force microscope, H. Hartman et al., Clays and Clay Minerals 38 337-42 (1990).
• Clay minerals and the origin of life, edited by A. G. Cairns-Smith and Hyman Hartman, Cambridge University Press (1986).
• Chemical effects of large impacts on the Earth's primitive atmosphere, B. Fegley, R.G. Prinn, H. Hartman, and G.H. Watkins, Nature 319 305-7 (1986).

Public use of genome data

• Researchers squabble over use of public data: Bio-IT World
• DNA Sequencer Protests Being Scooped With His Own Data: Science

Origin of life

• The Architecture of Life: Scientific American
• Multiple Disciplines, Imagination, and the Big Picture: The Scientist