- Sci-Bay.org was highlighted as a new mash-up that layers Sci-Hub access on top of Google Scholar search results, making pay-walled literature more discoverable.  
- A U.S. DoD solicitation was noted for a field-deployable platform that uses epigenomic signatures to diagnose biothreat exposures, infections, and to support counter-WMD forensics.  
- nmz787_ was formally asked to co-author a two-page “DNA synthesis roadmap” for GP-Write, complementing kanzure’s contribution and leveraging nmz787_’s earlier SRC roadmap.  
- Discussion of viral resistance strategies included the proposal to purge all viral-favorite codons from the human germline, potentially making future humans broadly immune to many viruses.  
- A debate on equitable access to transhumanist tech argued that once germline edits are open-source and license-free, descendants inherit the benefits at no added cost, countering claims that only the wealthy will benefit.  
- kanzure linked a popular Reddit thread asking “If you could redesign humans, what would you change?” to crowdsource ideas for human-species-level bioengineering.  
- The channel briefly explored Cold-War nuclear disinformation, including “meson bombs,” “red mercury,” and “tube alloys,” as historical examples of weaponized scientific rumors.  
- A streak-camera datasheet (Hamamatsu C5680 series, 2 ps temporal resolution, X-ray to NIR) was shared as a tool for ultra-fast bio-imaging or diagnostics.