Article about Alcor in BBC Future
“Cryopreservation: ‘I freeze people to cheat death’.”
Max More will have his brain frozen after he dies, and he’s not alone. Rose Eveleth asks him why he signed up – and how the strange procedure of cryopreserving bodies actually works.
Science Omega article about Alcor
“Exploring cryonics: could science offer new life after death?“
Update: Article on Wayback Machine.
BuzzFeed article about Alcor
“Inside The Immortality Business.”
Welcome to Alcor, where death is merely a temporary setback.
Alcor receives “Best of Phoenix Award” from Phoenix New Times
In an odd but unusually appropriate category, Alcor received the 2012 award for “Best Second Chance” in the Best of Phoenix awards from the Phoenix New Times:
“BEST SECOND CHANCE: Alcor Life Extension Foundation”
With a slide show:
“Best of Phoenix 2012: Tour Alcor Life Extension Foundation with Max More“
Phoenix Magazine article about death in Arizona includes Alcor
“What happens to your body after death? Probably what you expect – but then again, this is Arizona, so maybe not.”
So leads a 4-page article in Phoenix Magazine. The last 1-1/2 pages are about Alcor.
Update: link now goes to the Wayback Machine.
Gizmodo article on cryonics trusts
Maybe you can take it with you?
“The economic problems with cryogenically freezing your body.”
Fox Business article on cryonics and Alcor
“Frozen in time: How life insurance can make you immortal.”
Update: Link now on the Wayback Machine.
Denver Post article on Alcor cryopreservation case
Article covering the cryopreservation of Alcor member Dr. Wesley Du Charme:
“Psychologist believed the future can still be his after death.”