by Cryonics Society | Sep 7, 2026 | FutureNews
Today, September 7, 2026, at 7 PM CET (1 PM EST), Tomorrow.bio will be hosting a livestream about the world’s first whole-body ITS system. ITS means “Intermediate Temperature Storage.” It’s a cryogenic storage system designed to keep a vitrified patient at...
by Cryonics Society | Sep 3, 2026 | FutureNews
Former Alcor President and legendary Cryonics advocate Max More has made a great contribution to the literature of cryoncs, and a handsome tribute to his longtime friend Mike Perry, by pulling together more than fifty articles and essays by the recently deceased...
by Cryonics Society | Sep 3, 2026 | FutureNews
Till now, there has been no one single newsfeed bringing together the most relevant news and developments in the field of cryonics. The Cryonics Society Newsfeed has remedied that by creating the Cryonics Society Newsfeed, which brings together the latest news items...
by Cryonics Society | Sep 3, 2026 | FutureNews
“Those Who Make History,” published by Raelifin/Aurelia and circulated on LessWrong, makes an intriguing argument for cryopreservation. The article bypasses the argument for resotoration almost entirely, and instead argues that cryonics is socially necessary as a...
by Cryonics Society | Sep 3, 2026 | FutureNews
In “Brain Preservation as Existential Risk Reduction,” neuroscientist Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston, author of The Future Loves You: How And Why We Should Abolish Death, proposes cryonics or structural brain preservation as a hedge against both ordinary death and a...
by Cryonics Society | Sep 3, 2026 | FutureNews
Sparks Brain Preservation announced a two-day conference for September 19–20 in Salem, Oregon, explicitly devoted to preserving people for possible future revival. Topics include connectomics, cryobiology, aldehyde-based preservation, electron microscopy, molecular...
Recent Comments