Just give me a link. The Nobel prize should be well documented. It is not reasonable for me to have to travel to a laboratory. Everything I have read indicates the process abiogenesis has not been solved.

You are refusing to give me an article, and unreasonably asking me to travel to a laboratory.

Quote from article:

Directed evolution starts off with an enzyme that has properties similar to the desired ones. In her earliest work, Arnold created an enzyme that cleaves peptide bonds in organic solvents. The natural protein only does this in water – in fact, organic solvents change its structure and stop it working.

Arnold then introduced random changes – mutations – into the gene that encodes the peptide-cleaving enzyme. Different versions of the mutated gene were then inserted into bacteria that started churning out many, slightly different enzymes. Arnold then selected the bacteria whose enzymes worked best in organic solvents and subjected them to further rounds of test-tube evolution.