Practice body, Sheffield, UK
Alan and Sylvia, prospective patients, Peacehaven, UK
Perfusion kit
Frank, prospective pateint, Peacehaven, UK
Training, Sheffield, UK
Maria, prospective patient, London, UK
Maria's desk
Liquid nitrogen delivery, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Operating room
Meeting for new members
Aaron Drake, Medical Response Director
Patient Care Bay (dewar being filled with liquid nitrogen)
Hugh Hixon, Research Fellow
LN2 vapor extractor and thermo-coupling device
Patient cool-down
Matthew Sullivan, Cryopreservation Manager
Patient storage
Neuro-patient storage
Dr. Mike Perry, Patient Caretaker
Logbooks
John, prospective patient, Boynton Beach, Florida
Patient files
Cryostats #1, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Andy Zawacki, CI Director
Flower box
Patient portraits
Ben Best (demonstrating his bed alarm system)
Robert Ettinger 'the grandfather of cryonics', Detroit, Michigan, USA
Cryostats #2
Peewee with his dog Saber
Saber being cryo-preserved
Transhumanist meeting, Moscow, Russia
Lyudmila (daugter of Lidia Fedorenko - the first cryonics patient in Russia)
Lidia Fedorenko's grave
Photographs of Lidia Fedorenko
Neuro-patient dewar
Standby equipment, St.Petersburg, Russia
Alexander Pulver, Research Scientist
Experiment #1
Experiment #2
Roman Lyubimov
Pet dog
Kesha, prospective patient
Patient #2
Margaret (holding a photograph of her mother Ludmila Kiseleva)
Patient #4
Prayer cards
Eugenij Kiselev and technicians
Cryostat interior
Cryostat
DNA archive
"The dream of escaping mortality has tantalized humanity for thousands of years. It occurs in all primitive cultures and modern world religions... Clearly, there is a natural human yearning to transcend the limits imposed on us by our physical form."
The "Impossible" Dream by Charles Platt
The Prospect of Immortality is the result of a five year investigation of 'cryonics' - the practice of preserving a dead person or animal, by freezing them at extrememly low temperatures, in the hope that science and technology will be able to revive them and return them to full health in the future.

