Cryonics Institute
Cryonics Institute is a Cryonics & Human Enhancement company founded in 1976 and based in Clinton Township, United States.
The Cryonics Institute (CI) was founded in 1976 by Robert Ettinger, the writer widely called the father of cryonics, and is a member-owned nonprofit headquartered in Clinton Township, Michigan. CI cryopreserves deceased members and pets in liquid nitrogen at roughly -196C with the aim of storing them until future medicine might allow revival, and it offers DNA and tissue preservation as well. It is one of the largest cryonics organizations in the world, reporting over 1,100 members and more than 250 patients in long-term cryostasis at its Michigan facility. CI positions itself as among the most affordable providers, with a minimum whole-body cryopreservation fee around $28,000.
As one of the oldest and largest cryonics organizations, the member-owned Cryonics Institute is a foundational reference point for the entire human-cryopreservation field.
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