Alcor Life Extension Foundation

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Alcor Life Extension Foundation is a nonprofit organization that specializes in cryonics, preserving humans and animals at low temperatures after legal death in the hope of future revival.

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instanceOf cryonics organization
nonprofit organization
acceptsFundingFrom bequests
donations
acceptsFundingFrom membership fees
basedIn Maricopa County, Arizona NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field cryobiology
life extension
formerlyLocatedIn California NERFINISHED
Fullerton, California NERFINISHED
Riverside, California NERFINISHED
foundedBy Fred Chamberlain NERFINISHED
Linda Chamberlain NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation Alcor NERFINISHED
hasEthicalPosition cryonics as an extension of emergency medicine
hasFocus preservation after legal death
hasLegalStatus patients considered legally dead at time of preservation
hasMembershipModel prepaid cryonics arrangements
hasMethod cryoprotectant perfusion
rapid cooling after pronouncement of legal death
hasMotto "Saving lives through the most advanced cryonics technology"
hasNotablePatient Hal Finney NERFINISHED
Marvin Minsky NERFINISHED
Ted Williams NERFINISHED
hasResearchActivity improvement of cryopreservation protocols
long-term cryogenic storage safety
hasStorageFacilityType cryogenic storage facility
headquartersLocation Scottsdale, Arizona NERFINISHED
inception 1972
industry cryonics
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalForm nonprofit corporation
locatedInTimeZone Mountain Standard Time NERFINISHED
nonprofitStatus tax-exempt
offersService neurocryopreservation
standby and transport for cryonics patients
whole-body cryopreservation
purpose cryonic preservation of humans and animals
life extension research
regionServed international
storesAtTemperature approximately −196 °C
subjectOf legal cases related to body disposition
media coverage on cryonics ethics
usesTechnology liquid nitrogen storage
vitrification
website https://www.alcor.org

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Hal Finney cryopreservedBy Alcor Life Extension Foundation