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7 Science-Backed Health Benefits Of Bananas & Nutrition 2022

Here are the top science-backed health benefits of bananas and the best ways to eat them to get the nutrition and benefits in 2023.

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How Can We Use Waste Tires to Reinforce Concrete?

A new paper published online in Materials has evaluated the performance of concretes incorporating rubber from waste tires and recycled tire steel fibers. The research has been conducted by scientists from Cyprus and the UK.

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OME and Glenco Software Launch OMERO and OMERO Plus for OME-NGFF Support - High-Performance Computing News Analysis

OME and Glenco Software Launch OMERO and OMERO Plus for OME-NGFF Support - High-Performance Computing News Analysis
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BioImaging Data in the Cloud- OME-NGFF Supported in OMERO and OMERO Plus

/PRNewswire/ Today the Open Microscopy Environment (OME) and Glencoe Software are pleased to announce the release of the latest versions of OMERO and OMERO.

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High Times in Ancient China: 2,700-Year-Old Marijuana Stash Found in Shaman Grave

A 2,700-year-old stash of whole marijuana plants was uncovered in an ancient tomb in northwest China. If marijuana aged like wine, the rare “artifact” may be one of the most wanted objects for all the pot smokers around the world, but according to the researchers, the weed had decomposed over the years and no one would feel any effects if they smoked it today.

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