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    Kimchi-Derived Probiotic Shows Promise in Reducing Intestinal Nanoplastics

    Kimchi-Derived Probiotic Shows Promise in Reducing Intestinal Nanoplastics

    A study reveals that a lactic acid bacterium from kimchi may help bind and excrete harmful nanoplastics from the human body.

    Phys.org·March 21, 2026

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    Innovative Recycling Method Transforms Waste PET into High-Quality Raw Materials and Clean Hydrogen

    ulsan, south korea

    Researchers at UNIST have developed a groundbreaking chemical recycling process that converts waste polyethylene terephthalate (PET) into valuable materials and hydrogen energy under mild conditions.

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    Study Finds Clearing Circular RNA from Cells Can Extend Lifespan

    daejeon, south korea

    Research from KAIST reveals that removing circular RNA may slow aging and enhance longevity in C. elegans, offering insights into potential treatments for age-related diseases.

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