Michaela
German biotech startup, Tomorrow Bio, has launched cryopreservation services that promise to preserve the human body after death in hopes of a future revival—reigniting age-old dreams of immortality with a modern, high-tech twist.
The biotech startup is transforming a long-standing sci-fi concept into a scientific endeavor. The company offers cryopreservation services that involve cooling the body to ultra-low temperatures shortly after legal death, with the aim of preserving it until future medical technologies may allow for revival and treatment.
Cryopreservation at Tomorrow Bio involves rapidly cooling the human body to approximately -198 degrees Celsius, initiating a state known as “biostasis.” In this condition, all biological activity halts, effectively placing the body in suspended animation.
Tomorrow Bio asserts that future medical advancements may one day be capable of treating the conditions that currently lead to death. The company envisions a world in which individuals have the autonomy to extend their lifespans—potentially indefinitely—regardless of their background, location, or financial means.
“As scientists have gained a greater understanding of biology, it has become clear that diseases and aging are not inevitabilities but problems that science can solve,” Tomorrow Bio stated on their website. “For those, who are excited to be a part of the future and live extended lives, cryopreservation is the best option,” it added.
The biotech startup has already cryopreserved six individuals and five pets, with more than 650 people having signed up and paid in advance, awaiting future preservation.
Tomorrow Bio has deployed specialized ambulances in several European cities to transport bodies to its primary facility in Switzerland. The company also maintains standby teams in Berlin, Amsterdam, and Zurich to ensure rapid response when preservation is required.
As science pushes the boundaries of what was once thought impossible, Tomorrow Bio’s work invites deeper questions about the future of life, death, and identity. In an age where technology increasingly challenges nature’s final limits, the company’s ambitions reflect not only a bold vision of medical progress but also a profound shift in how we imagine our place in time.
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