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Scientists at Kobe University in Japan have engineered E coli bacteria to produce
pyridinedicarboxylic acid (PDCA), a biodegradable, nitrogen-based plastic ingredient. They fed the bacteria glucose and added special enzymes to help produce PDCA through a cleaner, biological process. PDCA can replace harmful components like terephthalic acid in PET plastics, making it more environmentally friendly.

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How to create 'hug my younger self' Gemini Al images?
The viral "hug my younger self" trend is taking over social media, with users using Google Gemini's Nano Banana Al tool to create emotional images of their present selves hugging childhood versions. By uploading photos and using prompts, from vintage polaroid styles to magical forest backdrops, people are recreating nostalgic portraits that symbolize self-love, healing, and reflection.