Developing and delivering new approaches to reduce injury during standby, stabilization, transport, and vitrification.


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ADVANCES IN HUMAN CRYOPRESERVATION: the conference funded by Suspended Animation
Suspended Animation develops new equipment, techniques, and technologies to minimize the cellular injury that normally occurs after legal death. We apply our procedures to clients who have made separate arrangements for long-term cryopreservation with cryonics organizations.

Our research projects include a portable liquid ventilation system to enhance rapid cooling in the field, custom modification of advanced rescue and transport vehicles, and equipment to enable low-temperature human vitrification. By intervening as rapidly as possible after cardiac arrest, we aim to reduce the need for cellular repair when future scientists attempt to revive patients who have been cryopreserved.
What's New...
New equipment includes vehicle access ramps, better meds packaging, and revised ice-bath designs.
Primary patient transport vehicle customized with generators, dual power systems, air conditioning, winch, insulation, and white LED lighting.
Workforce now consists of six full-time employees. Standby-stabilization contractors include three surgeons, five paramedics, two MDs, and others.