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We Could Cryopreserve Bone Marrow From Organ Donors — But We Don’t

August 9 - Louie Helm

A few months ago, Liz Parrish at Biotrove Investments interviewed me about how we could help cure cancer with cryopreserved bone marrow. It’s pretty simple really. Thousands of cancer patients need bone marrow transplants…

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Engineering the Extinction of 40 Species of Mosquitoes

May 4 - Louie Helm

There are roughly 3,500 species of mosquitoes. But only around 100 bite humans and as few as 30-40 are responsible for the transmission of the most deadly diseases that routinely hobble the world’s poorest…

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Intermediate Temperature Storage for Fracture Reduction in Cryonics

December 8 - Louie Helm

While reviewing the scientific justification for storing cryonics patients at liquid nitrogen temperatures (-196 C), it occurred to me that being 73 C under the glass transition temperature of vitrification solution (-123 C) pretty…

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