The ultra-wealthy are investing in cryogenic freezing, preserving their bodies at ultra-low temperatures with the hope that ...

In the US state of Michigan, the Cryonics Institute has about 2,000 living people signed up, and 165 patients who have already gone through the process. Cryonics Institute Dennis Kowalski is a ...

So he is now focusing on cryonics, in what he sees as a logical continuation of his work - though critics of the process say this is not the right way to think about life. Cryopreservation has ...

Cryonics, still sparking much emotion and doubt, is meant to be a bridge between the current capabilities of medicine and what can be achieved in the future, offering hopes of "immortality".

The cryopreservation process begins after a person is declared ... scientists have not yet found a way to bring the dead back to life. Cryonics’ aim is to keep bodies in a stable, preserved ...