Cryonics Institute

05/30/2026

The Cryonics Institute was founded in 1976 with a single conviction: that death, as we understand it today, may not be permanent.

Fifty years later, we're the world's largest cryonics organization - and this September, we're gathering to mark that milestone.

Our 50th Anniversary Annual General Meeting takes place September 12–13 in Michigan, culminating in a Golden Anniversary Gala at the historic Ford House, Grosse Pointe Shores.

Members and interested guests are welcome.

Details and RSVP: https://cryonics.org/50thanniversary/

05/30/2026

A new survey reveals shockingly optimistic views from physicians on the future of cryonics, revival, and end-of-life care.

05/08/2026

05/06/2026

Interview with Dennis Kowalski, President of The Cryonics Institute

Dennis Kowalski, President, The Cryonics Institute

04/27/2026

Highest Quality Services from the Company that Invented Cryonics.

Our founder, Professor Robert Ettinger, invented cryonics in 1962 and started the Cryonics Institute in 1976. We pioneered the cryonics process, vitrification formula and other core fundamentals that still shape the cryonics industry of today.

The Cryonics Institute provides cryonics services for whole-body human and pet cryopreservation, DNA and tissue storage and more.

04/12/2026

The Cryonics Institute cryonics.org

04/05/2026

03/30/2026

https://cryonics.org/members/human-cryostasis/

CI’s primary service is Cryogenic Preservation (vitrification) of a person’s body at the time they have been declared legally dead, with the objective of future revival. It is important to understand that we consider legal death distinct from absolute final death, which can be best defined by th...

03/21/2026

An entire pig brain has been successfully frozen and preserved. If this works on people’s brains, it could lock in all the neural information thought necessary to reconstruct our minds after we've died.

02/26/2026

Cryopreservation is far more affordable than you might think.

Funding for Cryostasis Affordable Options Cryopreservation is far more affordable than you might think. There are many ways to fund your cryopreservation. MEMBERSHIP FEES MEMBERSHIP INITIATION HUMAN CRYOPRESERVATION LIFETIME $1,250 once none $28,000 once YEARLY $120 per year $200 once $35,000 once (...