Tomorrow.bio
95As of 2026-07-08People with an active Tomorrow.bio membership in the United Kingdom.
This uses Tomorrow.bio's membership definition and is not directly comparable with the figures reported by other organizations.
The local layer
Cryonics in the United Kingdom
Cryonics is international, but response time, local support and paperwork are not. These figures show the UK network without pretending that unlike membership categories are directly comparable.
Cryonics Institute
135As of June 2026CI membership records attributed to the UK or Scotland.
Derived from CI's table: UK 131 plus Scotland 4. Two records labelled British Isles are excluded because their country is ambiguous. CI membership is not necessarily a completed cryopreservation arrangement.
CI member statisticsAlcor
48As of 31 December 2022UK cryopreservation members with contractual and financial arrangements in effect.
This is the newest UK figure in an accessible Alcor country table we could verify. It is historical, not a current 2026 count. The same table lists 4 UK patients.
Alcor Q1 2023 country tableWhere members and response teams are based
Green markers denote city areas with one or more active members. Ambulance icons show Tomorrow.bio ambulance and SST bases. The closest active ambulance base to the country is highlighted in local view, while outlined icons mark planned bases. Coordinates are deliberately rounded.
Stored city-area data is not available yet.
Closest active Tomorrow.bio ambulance base to London: Zürich. All locations are shown at city-area or regional precision.
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Latest coverage
Cryonics and biostasis in the UK
Recent reporting connected to cryonics, biostasis and human cryopreservation in the United Kingdom.
the-londoner.co.ukHow to freeze a Londoner
Daily MirrorBrit frozen in liquid nitrogen chamber for chance of reawakening in far future
Metro.co.ukBritish man's body flown 3,700 miles to 'deep freeze' chamber
Latin TimesDead Man's Body Placed in Frozen Chamber With Hopes of Being Brought Back to Life in the Future
Metro.co.ukBrits hope for life after death by cryogenically freezing their bodies
The TelegraphHow much would you pay to come back from the dead? The starting price is £60k
Kent OnlineThe £250,000 ticket to immortality
vice.comThis Is What You Need to Do to Get Cryogenically Frozen in the UK
Coverage is served from the stored site snapshot. Headlines are selected automatically from public RSS results. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.
Local infrastructure
Organizations and research
Cryonics UK
Cryonics UK provides local standby, initial cooling, perfusion support and help with transport. It does not provide long-term storage. The related Human Organ Preservation Research Trust is registered charity 1001750.
SourceUK Cryonics and Cryopreservation Research Network
A network of UK researchers studying cryonics and cryopreservation. Its purpose is research and discussion, not emergency response or long-term patient storage.
SourceA short history
How the United Kingdom network developed
British Cryonics Society formed
The group changed its name to Mizar within two months.
SourceMizar became Alcor UK
Its role was emergency transport and other local services, excluding long-term storage.
SourceEuropean conference at Gatwick
Alcor UK hosted a conference attended by about 50 people from several countries.
SourceCryonics UK charity registered
The Human Organ Preservation Research Trust appears on the Charity Commission register as charity 1001750.
SourceDocumented cases
People from United Kingdom in long-term storage
There is no complete public register of people from the UK in cryogenic storage. Providers usually protect identities. These anonymized case reports are documented examples, not a total.
CI patient 134
A 63-year-old man died in England. Cryonics UK handled local arrangements, and long-term storage is at the Cryonics Institute in Michigan.
Case reportCI patient 222
A 53-year-old woman died in England. Cryonics UK performed local procedures and transport preparation. She entered long-term storage in Michigan.
Case reportCI patient 246
A 79-year-old man from the UK died and reached the Michigan facility on 19 October after local support from Cryonics UK.
Case reportCI patient 254
A 50-year-old man died in England. Cryonics UK provided standby, perfusion and transport services before storage in Michigan.
Case reportCI patient 268
A 65-year-old man died in England. Cryonics UK provided local procedures, and the patient arrived for long-term storage in Michigan on 27 February.
Case report