Cryonics

Stephen Valentine's 'Timeship' is devoted to life extension. He has designed a revolutionary building equipped with cutting edge technology to transport people through time. These Cryogenics Technologies include:

Cryopreservation - Freezing of tissues and cells which will be used in transplant medicine.

Bio-Vitrification - A process of cooling bodies to a point where tissues become a glasslike solid without the formation of tissue-damaging ice crystals.

Organ, DNA, tissue storage / banking - Through bio-vitrification, it will be possible to store or 'bank' human organs and tissue that will be fit for transplant.

Suspended animation, Reanimation, and Regeneration - Research on all of the complex steps needed to bring cryopreserved patients back to health and youth will be carried out.

Nanotechnology - The creation of tiny machines that will make repairs to a patient's body at the cellular level prior to reanimation.

Steven Valentine - Architect for the Timeship Building - His designs 'enhance human life, are in harmony with nature, and draw on both ancient resources and 21st century technologies.'

Cryonics Article #1 - 'Freezing Time: Plans for a Giant Cryonics Facility Are Heating Up' an article from the New York Times Magazine.

Cryonics Article #2 - An NBC report on 'Longer Life?'

www.timeship.org