- A paper from ACS Central Science (10.1021/acscentsci.9b00210) was shared, though the bot failed to retrieve its title; the topic appeared to relate to brain preservation or digitization workflows.  
- Participants revisited earlier discussions about the feasibility of documenting human neural architecture “for digitization purposes,” acknowledging that no consensus method yet exists.  
- Nectome—a startup pursuing high-fidelity brain preservation via aldehyde-stabilized cryopreservation—was explicitly referenced as a point of comparison for preservation-to-digitization strategies.  
- The conversation highlighted an open problem: how to create standardized, open-source documentation protocols that could eventually feed whole-brain emulation or connectome-mapping pipelines.