- Two JSTOR-hosted mathematics papers were retrieved by paperbot: “The Random Sieve” (doi:10.2307/3029322) and “The Lucky Number Theorem” (doi:10.2307/3029387), both now mirrored on diyhpl.us for open access.  
- A 1983 Annual Reviews article on microbiology (doi:10.1146/annurev.mi.37.100183.001345) was fetched via libgen.org, illustrating the channel’s routine bypassing of paywalls for research.  
- A Journal of Physical Chemistry paper on “Theory of Multiple Exciton Effects in the Photosynthetic Antenna Complex LHC-II” (doi:10.1021/jp963372w) was shared, highlighting interest in quantum-biological energy transfer mechanisms relevant to bio-inspired photovoltaics.  
- A 2009 article from “Current Stem Cell Research & Therapy” (doi:10.2174/157488809788167413) was requested and delivered, continuing the day’s focus on obtaining hard-to-access scientific literature.  
- Discussion of ultra-low-power input devices: kanzure reported >30-day battery life on a ZAGGKeys FLEX Bluetooth keyboard under heavy daily use (~10–20 k words), prompting comparison with a vintage 1999 Logitech IR keyboard that ran for ~1 year on 6 AA batteries.