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"The Prometheus Project is a major research initiative to produce fully-reversible, long-term suspended animation and make this available as an elective medical procedure for the benefit of all those who love life and want more of it" |
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"The major goal of the Institute for Neural Cryobiology is to perfect methods by which brain tissue may be preserved at low temperature without injury, and later, rewarmed to normal temperature and restored to full functionality." |
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"The Prometheus Project is a major research initiative to produce fully-reversible, long-term suspended animation and make this available as an elective medical procedure for the benefit of all those who love life and want more of it" |
| Saul Kent
21st Century Medicine 16280 Whispering Spur Drive Riverside, CA 92504 Voice (909) 780-3252 FAX (909) 780-5758 Email: 71043.1120@CompuServe.com |
21st Century Medicine has "embarked upon a
comprehensive research program to perfect suspended animation and control human aging." Initial research projects include recovering dogs after 5 to 8 hours of deep hypothermia, brain resuscitation experiments, and assessing the life extension benefits of nine different nutrient and drug therapies. |
| Cryovita Laboratories, Inc.
10743 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 (909) 987-3883 Email: 70023.3041@CompuServe.com |
Cryovita does research on the reduction of the damage which occurs using current human cryopreservation techniques. |
| CryoSearch
7895 E. Acoma Drive, Suite 109 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 |
CryoSearch is a new (1995) company created for cryobiological research of interest to cryonicists. |
| BioTime, Inc.
935 Pardee Street Berkeley, California 94710 (510) 845-9535 (voice) (510) 845-7914 (FAX) |
BioTime doesn't directly do cryonics research, but it does do low-temperature research with cryonics in mind: |
| Periastron
Editor: Thomas Donaldson P.O. Box 2365 Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Email: thomasd@netcom.com, 73647.1215@CompuServe.com |
"PERIASTRON will discuss any scientific or technical issue relating to cryonics and immortalism. It will not be a periodical giving news about individual societies or even legal developments (unless, that is, they pertain to the scientific and technical issues)." |
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CryoNet is a network which coordinates communication among those interested in cryonics activities, ideas and research. This collaboration is primarily by way of a Mailing List it sponsors. The Mailing List archive is available on the site as well. CryoNet is sponsored by the Life Extension Society. |
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CryoNet UK: For those who live in the UK, there is an electronic mailing
list for extropian items of local interest, such as announcements of interesting
television shows, gatherings, Alcor meetings, and
local administrivia. |
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Sci.cryonics is a news group that also facilitates cryonics related discussions. The FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) for this group is also available on the Web. |
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The Society for Venturism is a registered non-profit religious or spiritual organization which advocates cryonics as an integral part of its creed. |
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Immortality, Inc. |
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The Life Extension Foundation is the "World's largest organization dedicated to scientific methods to slow and reverse aging" |
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The Cryonics Society of Canada is "a Canadian non-profit corporation dedicated to informing Canadians about cryonics and lobbying for a more favorable legislative environment." |
| CryoSpan, Inc.
10743 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 (909) 987-3883 Email: 70023.3041@CompuServe.com |
CryoSpan
is a "new for-profit company formed for the purpose of providing the securest,
most technologically advanced, most responsible long-term cryogenic care
of humans and
their companion animals at the lowest possible price. |
| Cryonics Association of Australia
PO Box 57 Hampton Victoria 3188 Australia |
Cryonics Association of Australia "offers support for Australian residents
having suspension arrangements, or planning to make such
arrangements, with any of the major American cryonics organizations, and seeks to promote the concept generally in Australia." |
| Citizens for an Extended Lifespan (CEL)
13354 Veracruz Street Cerritos, CA 90701-4644 Contact person: Allen J. Lopp (213) 926-5470 CompuServe: 73750,670 |
CEL is a California-based political action group for promoting legal
and
political support favorable to cryonicists. |
| Reanimation Foundation
c/o Saul Kent 16280 Whispering Spur Riverside, CA 92504 (800) 841-LIFE |
The Reanimation Foundation is set up to enable you to "take it with
you"
and provide financial support for your reanimation, reeducation, and reentry. It is based in Liechtenstein, which does not have a Rule Against Perpetuities, and thus allows financial assets to be owned by a person long after the person is declared legally dead. |
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Longevity Books maintains a principle URL location but has many related links at another location. |
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The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) sponsors the Journal of Anti-Aging Medicine (JAAM). |
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GeroNet is " a resource bank on health & aging for educators in higher education." |
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The Gerontological Society of America
hs this web site "to promote the scientific study of aging...and to foster
growth and diffusion of knowledge relating to problems of aging and of
the sciences contributing to [their] understanding...."
Arlan Richardson, PhD
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