| American_Cryonics_Society The oldest Cryonics membership organization; founded in 1969 as the Bay Area Cryonics Society. In Mountain View CA. Offers background information, articles and theories. |
| Anders_Sandberg\'s_cryonics_page An extensive list of links to cryonics articles and to European sites related to cryonics. |
| Ben_Best\'s_Cryonics_Articles Primarily dealing with technical issues in cryonics. |
| BioPreservation,_Inc__-_Cryopreservation_Services A series of technical papers on cryopreservation research. |
| Brain_Death_and_Technological_Change__Personal_Identity,_Neural_Prostheses_and_Uploading A far-seeing but technical paper by James J. Hughes, prepared for the Second International Symposium on Brain Death. Date unclear, but 1996 or later. Includes discussion of cryonics and nanotechnolo |
| Can_Cryopreservation_Solve_the_Abortion_Problem? An thoughtful article by Thomas Gramstad which examines the social implications of preserving aborted embryos. From Longevity Report. |
| Cold_Filter_Cryonics_Chat Lively discussions of cryonics, cryogenics, cryobiology, life extension, transhumanism, death, and related issues. |
| CryoCare_Foundation_-_Cryonics_Services CryoCare Foundation offers cryonics services. The site includes a good explanation of cryonics, with a large library of articles. |
| CryoNet_-_Cryonics_Mailing_List A free discussion mailing list on cryonics-related issues. May also be read on-line; posts accepted from subscribers only. Searchable archives are available from the list's beginning in 1988. |
| Cryonics A slim, but interesting perspective piece on cryonics by Mark Prado, an American living in Thailand. |
| Cryonics Ralph Merkle's cryonics introduction. Short but requires some knowledge of cryonics already. |
| Cryonics_--_Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQ) Up-to-date answers to basic cryonics questions. A good starting point. By Ben Best. |
| Cryonics_and_Cryptography "Cryonics, Cryptography, and Maximum Likelihood Estimation," a paper by Ralph Merkle, Ph.D. |
| Cryonics_Europe Support and discussion group based in Sussex, UK, for people in Britain and the rest of Europe who are signed up for cryopreservation. |
| Cryonics_Institute__Cryonics_Suspension_Services Cryonic suspension services & information. Much of the text is also available in Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese by clicking on the appropriate button. This organization was fou |
| The_Cryonics_Society A non-profit organization that aims to educate and inform the general public about cryonics. Does not provide cryonics services and is not affilated with any service organization. |
| The_Cryonics_Society_of_Canada For education and to organize cryonics in Canada. Does not provide cryonics services. |
| Cryonics_UK Site for information and discussion of cryonics in the United Kingdom. The group appears to be associated with Cryonics Institute. |
| Cryonics_info A new discussion forum on cryonics, attempting to focus on science issues. Also some links to basic information. |
| Danish_Cryonics_Support_Group The DCSG consists primarily of Danish members of the Cryonics Institute (CI) and those interested in becoming members of a suspension organization. The site is in both English and Danish. |
| European_Cryonics_Page Information for Europeans interested in cryonics. Includes an extensive list of links to other European cryonics sites and a mailing list/forum for Europeans interested in cryonics, plus a large list |
| An_Exploratory_Survey_Examining_the_Familiarity_With_and_Attitudes_Toward_Cryonic_Preservation A paper examining the results of a consumer survey on cryonics. By W. Scott Badger, from "The Journal of Evolution and Technology," December, 1998. |
| Frozen_Dead_Guy_Days_-_Nederland_Area_Chamber_of_Commerce The official site of a winter festival held annually in the mountain town of Nederland, Colorado. A bit weird, since the Nederlands city government actively worked to oust Bredo Morstoel (the "froze |
| Life_Extension_Society A cryonics public education organization in the Maryland/D.C. area. Not a service provider. |
| Long_Life_--_The_Cryonics_Institute_E-Newsletter Free news, updates, and links about the latest scientific, medical, health, anti-aging, and social developments relevant to CI's goal of saving, preserving, and extending human lives. |
| Longevity_Report John DeRivaz's British site for cryonics, life extension, and the future. |
| New_Zealand_Cryonics_Society A new organization in New Zealand. |
| The_Society_for_Venturism A non-profit organization with the purpose of promoting "the worldwide conquest of death and the continuation and enhancement of life through technological means, including cryonic suspension." Does |
| Synthetic_pleasures Home page for documentary film about life extension, cryonics, body decoration, and other aspects of modern technological life. |
| Timeship_Cryonics Visionary design and project plans by architect Stephen Valentine for a building to house research into life extension, nanotechnology, and cryopreservation of tissue and humans through vitrification. |
| Trans_Time,_Inc__--_Cryonics_Services A cryonics service provider in San Leandro, California. |
| Was_Walt_Disney_Frozen? The truth (no, he wasn't) with the legends behind the myth. |
| Why_Cryosuspension_Makes_Sense A long article by Terry Grossman, reprinted from The Babyboomers Guide to Living Forever (2000). |
| Yahoo!_Groups___ConsideringCryonics An on-line discussion group for those who are considering joining a cryonics organization but are worried about what their friends and family might think. |
| Heaven_Can_Wait Article by Michael Park of the Sunday Herald (U.K.), primarily focused on Alcor. (May 1, 2005) |
| Would_Freezing_Ted_Williams_Work? From ABCNEWS.com, an article on the cryonic suspension of Ted Williams by the Alcor Foundation and asking if the technology might work. (July 9, 2004) |
| Cryonics_Over_Dead_Geeks\'_Bodies Wired News article by Michelle Delio, based on an interview with Heather Pringle, author of the new book: "The Mummy Congress: Science, Obsession and the Everlasting Dead". (July 20, 2001) |
| Dying_to_Know A lengthy cryonics article about Alcor by Audun Taraldsen from Arizona State University's "The Electronic Bulldog" - April 26, 1996. Dated in some respects but highly detailed. (April 26, 199 |
| ArXiv Recent papers in dynamical systems at the ArXiv preprint server. |
| Chaos,_Limit_Cycles_and_Twisted_Rods Integrability and chaotic attractors. Limit cycles of the Lienard systems. Elastic instabilites : twisted rods. Path and surface following : continuation algorithms. |
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