# Summary of #hplusroadmap IRC Log (December 4, 2010)

• A Flickr photo collection was shared by user fenn, containing images related to transhumanist themes: http://www.flickr.com/photos/audreypenven/sets/72157625454305998/

• The Humanity+ conference at Caltech was livestreamed, with participants sharing links to transcripts, summaries, and Twitter discussions using the #hplus hashtag.

• Several resources on aging research were shared, including Aubrey de Grey's commentary on Harvard mouse research (http://www.acceleratingfuture.com/michael/blog/2010/11/aubrey-de-grey-on-the-harvard-mouse-news/) and the Human Aging Genomic Resources database (http://genomics.senescence.info/).

• A discussion about longevity included references to Jeanne Calment, who lived to 122 and attributed her longevity to olive oil, port wine, and chocolate consumption despite being a smoker.

• A new book "The Future of Aging" (2010) was mentioned, along with scientific papers challenging traditional Gompertz plot measurements of aging.

• Participants discussed NanoEngineer-1 software capabilities, specifically which atomic elements it could model, with a focus on materials found in lunar regolith.

• A link was shared about nanoparticle tattoos that can monitor glucose levels in diabetics: http://inhabitat.com/new-nanoparticle-tattoos-can-constantly-monitor-glucose-levels-in-diabetics/

• Concerns were raised about regulatory double standards between FDA-regulated medical devices and TSA screening technologies.