- Foresight Institute launched a new initiative titled “Atomic Precision for Healthspan and Longevity,” showcased at foresightlongevity.strikingly.com, and circulated a Google Form survey to collect community input on longevity-relevant nanotechnology directions.  
- A workshop report on “AI for Scientific Progress” was released (new2.foresight.org/Conferences/AI_for_Scientific_Progress_Workshop_Report_web.pdf), summarizing discussions on how artificial intelligence can accelerate basic science and translational research.  
- Complementary Electron-Beam Lithography (CEBL) was raised as a potentially disruptive nanofabrication technique, with a participant asking whether others had experience or opinions on its viability for high-resolution bio-device prototyping.  
- The channel’s ongoing interest in open-source, low-cost nanofabrication was underscored by the casual mention of CEBL, reflecting broader efforts to democratize advanced lithography tools for biohacker and longevity-research communities.  
- No other substantive technical threads, links, or debates emerged in the log; the remainder of the day consisted of routine join/part traffic and brief greetings.