Cryonics demonstration and training

Cryonics is an emerging and speculative field which has as its goal the long term preservation and storage at cold temperatures of human tissues, and in particular the brain, in anticipation of possible future technologies which may be able to reverse the effects of death and aging and restore patients back to life.

This event is an opportunity to take part in a demonstration of cryopreservation procedures and to discuss cryonics, ask questions, and optionally participate in hands-on training. No previous experience is required and you are free to simply observe if you do not wish to actively participate. Light refreshments (tea, coffee, biscuits) will be provided. After the training those who want to stay on will head to a local restaurant for a dinner and informal cryonics discussions.

The venue is inside Gunnersbury Park which is easily accessed by car or public transport. It is around 10-15 minutes walk from Acton Town tube station (Piccadilly & District lines) or 15-20 minutes walk from Kew Bridge station (overground from Waterloo). Free parking is available in the car park or in any of the bays on Popes Lane which are located from the Northwest corner of the park up until the intersection with Knights Avenue. The venue itself is the building next to the south side of the car park. The photo on this event listing shows the entrance. We will be in the studio room located at the rear of the ground floor from 09:45 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 18:00 and in the first floor studio from 12:00 to 14:00.