This company is trying to keep an 80-year-old dead Australian man alive. Here's how
An 80-year old Australian man is cryogenically frozen by Southern Cryonics in a process costing over $170,000.
The first Australian to undergo cryopreservation is now on ice. This scientist says he won’t come back
A Sydney man who died this month lies frozen in liquid nitrogen at a regional cryogenics facility. But will he ever be ...
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This company is trying to keep an 80-year-old dead Australian man alive. Here's how
The fundamental flaw of cryonics is the idea you could bring people back from the dead, said Professor Gary Bryant, an associate dean in physics who researches cryobiology at RMIT University to ...
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MHI Thermal Systems Receives JSRAE Technology Award for "e-3D Scroll" Compressor
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Systems, Ltd. (MHI Thermal Systems), a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, ...
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The first Australian to undergo cryopreservation is now on ice. This scientist says he won’t come back
Professor Gary Bryant, an associate dean in physics who researches cryobiology at RMIT University, has a different take: “I think the chances are exactly the same.” Inside the facilities of ...
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Pan-Smithsonian Cryo-Initiative
Piper Mullins serves as the PSCI program manager to lead program initiatives and strategic planning, and to facilitate the Smithsonian network of frozen collections and cryobiology research operations ...
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A New Solution for Life Without Blood
From the Cryobiology and Hypothermic Medicine Program (M.J.T., A.M.E), Neurosciences Research Center, Allegheny-Singer Research Institute, Departments of Neurosurgery ...
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Trump claims he’ll consider pardoning Julian Assange if reelected
If winning the November election, the former US president says he would give 'very serious consideration' to pardoning the WikiLeaks founder, and only 10% of rental properties in Australia cost less ...