The origin of the origin life has already been partially resolved from several directions. You might find it interesting to make your project wider and deeper.

Light is the catalyst for abiotic chemicals that lead to biomolecules [1].

The same genome is creating BaCl2-resilient heads in flatworms through rejuvenation! For more, see Levin's research in [2].

Emergent structures are spontaneously arising on a matrix of elements through very simple local interactions; see emergent information processing in [3].

We do not know whether the last explained set of achievements can lead to the future explanation of the orgin of the origin of life. My personal opinion is that those are the three basic building blocks of it.

Warning: My personal opinion is that we should not try to recreate life at our current stage of understanding, as it will only be a disaster to our entire Earth's ecosystem.

References:

[1] Ragnar Larsson & Abdul Malek: "The Transformation by Catalysis of Prebiotic Chemical Systems to Useful Biochemicals: A Perspective Based on IR Spectroscopy of the Primary Chemicals: Solid-Phase and Water-Soluble Catalysts", Applied Sciences 11(2021) 10125, DOI: 10.3390/app112110125

[2] Maya Emmons-Bell, Fallon Durant, Angela Tung, Alexis Pietak, Kelsie Miller, Anna Kane, Christopher J. Martyniuk, Devon Davidian, Junji Morokuma & Michael Levin: "Regenerative Adaptation To Electrochemical Perturbation In Planaria: A Molecular Analysis Of Physiological Plasticity". iScience 22, 147–165 (2019), DOI: 10.1016/j.isci.2019.11.014

[2] Jiri Kroc: "Emergent Information Processing: Observations, Experiments, and Future Directions", preprint of a review on ResearchGate (August 11, 2023).

@Jiří Kroc. Clearly I framed it wrong - it is about the history of thought that preceded publication of Darwin's 1859 book, hence the "origins of The Origin".

This is an interesting question. I do not pretend to have an answer, but I had another way of looking at it: I am probably missing a lot of background bio-science, but I wondered if there is any place on Earth today, where new living matter is being created out of non-living matter? (Self-replicating 3D printers etc. do not count!) Perhaps it is too slow for us to observe, or the present forms of life have won the competition and prevent any other process from succeeding to create new forms of life?