C-ODBVSparks Brain Preservation
aldehyde fixation, brain preservation, volume electron microscopy
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C-ODBValdehyde fixation, brain preservation, volume electron microscopy
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A talk on the intellectual history of human preservation and revival, from John Hunter's 1766 carp experiments to contemporary ideas of waiting for future advances in molecular nanotechnology. We explore the distinction between suspended animation and information preservation, why we believe aldehyde fixation makes the most sense for information preservation today, and how Sparks Brain Preservation approaches these questions. Explore more at https://sparksbrain.org/ Presented by Dr. Andrew McKenzie at Sparks Brain Preservation in Salem, OR on Dec 13, 2025. Note: Unfortunately, the recording of this talk was slightly cut off in the beginning, but it was just the first couple of slides. We're uploading it anyway because imperfection is the key to perfection. 0:00 - John Hunter's 1766 freezing experiments 0:40 - Benjamin Franklin's letter on preservation (1773) 2:02 - Could Franklin have figured it out? 3:04 - Evan Cooper: Perhaps the first cryonicist and his two revival pathways 4:2
Neal VanDeree - You are Invited to Perpetual Life in Zoom... Facebook Вход Публикация Neal VanDeree Neal VanDeree 29 апрель · Поделился/-ась с Доступно всем You are Invited to Perpetual Life in Zoom Tonight, Thursday, April 30th Online a presentation from Jordan Sparks of the Sparks Brain Preservation Our speaker this month is Jordan Sparks with the Sparks Brain Preservation organization in Oregon. Jordan will tell us about his project, which was formerly the Oregon Brain Preservation, and before that Oregon Cryonics. This is an entirely different type of bio-stasis than cryonics. Their stated
Sparks Brain Preservation - News Sparks Brain Preservation A Non-profit Organization Home Membership About Us Services Pets Forum Contact Us Search News Announcements The membership portal is now live . Prospective new members have until January 2027 to sign up and immediately become long-term members. After that, they will have to be members for at least two years before they qualify for the 20% discount on fees as long-term members. Note that it is not required to sign up for preservation services to�become a member, so it is possible to become a member before signing up, or while being sign
Sparks Brain Preservation - Services Sparks Brain Preservation A Non-profit Organization Home Membership About Us Services Pets Forum Contact Us Search Services Preservation Services Thank you so much for considering brain preservation services with our organization. We believe that signing up for brain preservation is a courageous and altruistic decision. Most importantly, it gives the person being preserved a potential chance at revival in the future. It also helps advance neuroscience, reduces social stigma, and encourages broader thinking about the long-term survival and flourishing … ciary. As long as the policy has sufficient coverage, the payout can be used to fund your preservation. You are free to use any life insurance provider of your choice. Some of our members have worked with Rudi Hoffman, CFP, who has specialized in life insurance for cryonics for many years. His website is rudihoffman.com , and you are welcome to reach out to him directly. We do not receive any compensation for referrals. We recommend overfunding your policy in case ther … flation. By default, any excess funds will be placed into our general operating fund, to help us maintain our operations for the long run. You may also stipulate that any surplus funds be directed elsewhere, such as to our research or to your family or other beneficiaries. If you would like help setting up a life insurance policy or have any questions about how this works, please Contact Us . What happens during the preservation procedure? In ideal
Vitalist Bay talk - Sparks Brain Preservation Sparks Brain Preservation Skip to content Search Advanced search Quick links Unanswered topics Active topics Search FAQ Login Register sparksbrain.org Board index Forum Search Vitalist Bay talk Welcome to the Sparks Brain Preservation forum Post Reply Print view Search Advanced search 1 post • Page 1 of 1 jordansparks Site Admin Posts: 332 Joined: Thu Aug 27, 2015 3:59 pm Vitalist Bay talk Quote Post by jordansparks » Sat Jul 26, 2025 8:32 am Vitalist Bay had an event in May https://www.vitalistbay.com/biostasis Our research scientist, D
RAAD Festival - Sparks Brain Preservation Sparks Brain Preservation Skip to content Search Advanced search Quick links Unanswered topics Active topics Search FAQ Login Register sparksbrain.org Board index Forum Search RAAD Festival Welcome to the Sparks Brain Preservation forum Post Reply Print view Search Advanced search 2 posts • Page 1 of 1 jordansparks Site Admin Posts: 332 Joined: Thu Aug 27, 2015 3:59 pm RAAD Festival Quote Post by jordansparks » Wed Feb 22, 2017 10:32 am RAAD Fest 2017 is being promoted, and it makes me sick. What a bunch of suckers. http://raadfest.com/ To b
Sparks Brain Preservation - End of Life Options Sparks Brain Preservation A Non-profit Organization Home Membership About Us Services Pets Forum Contact Us Search Our Preservation Approach How We Design our Preservation Methods Our goal is to preserve the structure of the entire brain at a fine ultrastructural level. This includes the synaptic architecture as well as detailed molecular information such as protein post-translational modifications, cellular epigenetic patterns, and subcellular distributions of molecules. The reason we focus on preserving the brain alone, rath
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London Futurists podcast episode - Sparks Brain Preservation Sparks Brain Preservation Skip to content Search Advanced search Quick links Unanswered topics Active topics Search FAQ Login Register sparksbrain.org Board index Forum Search London Futurists podcast episode Welcome to the Sparks Brain Preservation forum Post Reply Print view Search Advanced search 1 post • Page 1 of 1 jordansparks Site Admin Posts: 332 Joined: Thu Aug 27, 2015 3:59 pm London Futurists podcast episode Quote Post by jordansparks » Sun Oct 13, 2024 9:51 pm I was a guest on the London Futurists Podcast in Au
Amazon.com: Cryosphere Podcast : Cryosphere Foundation: Audible Books & Originals Skip to Main content About this item About this item About this item Buying options Compare with similar items Videos Reviews Keyboard shortcuts Search opt + / Cart shift + opt + C Home shift + opt + H Orders shift + opt + O Add to cart shift + opt + K Product summary shift + opt + D Show/Hide shortcuts shift + opt + Z To move between items, use your keyboard's up or down arrows. .us Delivering to Nashville 37217 Update location All Select the department you want to search in All Departments Alexa Skills … stasis Summit on the Vitalist Bay website. Use code CRYOSPHERE20 for 20% off or apply for a larger needs based discount here. Links: * Buy Biostasis Summit tickets * Needs based discount application * Biostasis Summit pitch application * Survey of cryonicists * Cryonics Subreddit * Cryosphere Discord This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cryospherepress.substack.com Read More Feb 22, 2026 29 m … 22, 2025 35 min Listen With Audible Listen with Amazon Music Our BRLS Research Application, Fixation vs. Vitrification Reflection, Cryonics & Autism Watch the video version on YouTube In this epsiode of the Cryosphere Chat we discuss: ● The research proposal we submitted to BRLS● Why slow growth could be an existential risk to cryonics● Our review of the Fixation vs. Vitrification discussion● Why there are so many autistic cryonicistsLinks:Fixation vs. Virtification Disc
Our speaker this month is Jordan... - Lifeboat Foundation Facebook Вход Публикация Lifeboat Foundation Lifeboat Foundation 30 апрель · Поделился/-ась с Доступно всем Our speaker this month is Jordan Sparks with the Sparks Brain Preservation organization in Oregon. Our event is in ZOOM Only, no in person meeting this month, meeting ins ZOOM on Thursday, April 30th, opening at 6ː00 PM for our social hour, with the main event starting at 7ː00 PM Eastern Time Jordan will tell us about his project, which was formerly the Oregon Brain Preservation, and before that Jordan formed Oregon Cryonics. This
Cryosphere Chat - Sparks Brain…–Cryosphere Podcast – Apple Podcasts Search Home New Top Charts Search 22 December 2025 35 min Cryosphere Chat - Sparks Brain Preservation & GCS 2026 Cryosphere Podcast Play In this epsiode of the Cryosphere chat we discuss: * The next Global Cryonics Summit * What Daniel saw at the Sparks Brain Preservation event * How to sustainably scale up cryonics organizations To watch this on video —> Links:Join The Global Cryonics Summit Mailing List: https://www.globalcryonicssummit.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscr
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An Update from the Sparks Brain Preservation | Church of Perpetual Life Skip to content Home Bio-Stasis Events About Services Past Services Blog Contact Account Membership List Protected Content Thank-You Page Donate Donate Home Bio-Stasis Events About Services Past Services Blog Contact Account Membership List Protected Content Thank-You Page « All Events An Update from the Sparks Brain Preservation This event has passed. April 30 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Our speaker this month is Jordan Sparks with the Sparks Brain Preservation organization in Oregon. Jordan will tell us about h
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Sparks Brain Preservation Sparks Brain Preservation A Non-profit Organization Home Membership About Us Services Pets Forum Contact Us Search Preserving the molecular architecture of the brain for future revival We believe signing up for preservation is a rational choice in the face of uncertainty and that fighting death is a cause worth supporting. Become a member today Garrood et al. 2025 23 People Preserved 11 Pets Preserved 80+ Members 20 Years of Service Why Choose Us? Mainstream Science We use aldehyde fixation, which has been the gold standard for structural preservation in neurosc
An Alternative to Cryonics - by Charles Platt The Biostasis Standard Subscribe Sign in An Alternative to Cryonics An Introduction to Sparks Brain Preservation Charles Platt Oct 04, 2025 19 9 2 Share In 2002, a dentist in Oregon named Jordan Sparks felt so dissatisfied with cryonics, he decided to start his own organization. This would not be a trivial matter. Funding it, finding sane and reliable staff who would share a commitment to the concept, signing up members, doing arduous standby-transport work, resolving legalities, acquiring all the necessary equipment—was Dr. Sparks seriously planni
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