Cryonics<\/a> provider Alcor<\/a> is holding a 40th anniversary conference in October, and the presently announced program looks much like this: \"Sebastian Seung on testing how well cryopreservation (and alternatives) preserves the connectome<\/a>. Todd Huffman on brain scanning. Panel discussion on long-term financial planning, including investing strategies, inflation protection, and personal trusts. Aschwin and Chana de Wolf from Advanced Neural Biosciences<\/a> on advances in cryonics-relevant research. Greg Fahy from 21st Century Medicine<\/a> on advances in cryoprotection. Aubrey de Grey from the SENS Foundation<\/a>. Joshua Mitteldorf on programmed aging. Anders Sandberg on 'Handling the unknowable and undecidable: rational decision making about future technology.' Catherine Baldwin on advances at Suspended Animation<\/a>. Panel on medical monitoring devices for improving your chances of a quick response in case of a critical physiological failure. Max More on how to improve your prospects for an optimal cryopreservation.\"<\/p>\n
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