Australian website Body & Soul covers Alcor
“What really happens if you choose to ‘freeze yourself’ when you die.“
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Bitcoin.com reports on cryptocurrency enthusiasts and cryonics
“Report Finds a Strong Relationship Between Crypto-Advocates and Life Extension.”
Bitcoin.com reports on Hal Finney cryopreservation
“Can Clues to Bitcoin’s Earliest Mysteries Be Found in a Cryopreserved Brain?“
New York Post covers Alcor
“Scientists could one day make humans immortal.”
ABC 15 Phoenix story on Alcor
Story with video: “Scottsdale lab freezes bodies in hopes of bringing you back from the dead“
First person cryopreserved in China; Alcor consulted
Reported by the UK Mirror:“Woman cryogenically frozen after dying of lung cancer as husband hopes she can be resurrected by future technology.”
Persistence of Long-Term Memory in Vitrified and Revived Simple Animals
This article from Cryonics magazine was reprinted for Humanity+ magazine online: “Persistence of Long-Term Memory in Vitrified and Revived Simple Animals“ Of course it is also available on the Alcor website.
Nature World News mentions Alcor
Nature World News article mentions Alcor’s use of vitrification: “Scientists Figure Out Way to Quickly and Safely Thaw Cryopreserved Tissue — How Does It Work?“
CNBC Covers Alcor
Article and video from CNBC: “Google’s co-founders and other Silicon Valley billionaires are trying to live forever” No, Google co-founders are not touting Alcor, but the last part of the article covers Alcor and has a nice video interview of Alcor member Elaine Walker.
Link Roundup 3/5
In January we celebrated the cryopreservation of the first person, James Bedford, who remains preserved at Alcor today. Several publications covered the milestone, and of course Alcor has written extensively about Bedford as well. Bedford became an Alcor patient in 1991. Southern Cryonics is getting ready to break ground on a new cryonics facility in […]