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.
EBF, Tomorrow.bio's sister organization, provides long-term storage in Switzerland.
Cryonics Institute membership records attributed to the United Kingdom.
The Cryonics Institute map lists Scotland and the British Isles separately, with 4 and 2 records. Cryonics Institute membership is not necessarily a completed and funded cryopreservation arrangement.
CI member statistics
UK 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 tableGreen 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.
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Closest active Tomorrow.bio ambulance base to London: Zürich.
Recent reporting connected to cryonics, biostasis and human cryopreservation in the United Kingdom.
Coverage is served from the stored site snapshot. Last updated: 17 September 2026. Headlines are selected automatically from public RSS results. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.
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.
SourceA network of UK researchers studying cryonics and cryopreservation. Its purpose is research and discussion, not emergency response or long-term patient storage.
SourceThe group changed its name to Mizar within two months.
SourceThe Human Organ Preservation Research Trust appears on the Charity Commission register as charity 1001750.
SourceThere 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.
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 reportA 53-year-old woman died in England. Cryonics UK performed local procedures and transport preparation. She entered long-term storage in Michigan.
Case reportA 79-year-old man from the UK died and reached the Michigan facility on 19 October after local support from Cryonics UK.
Case reportA 50-year-old man died in England. Cryonics UK provided standby, perfusion and transport services before storage in Michigan.
Case reportA 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 reportTomorrow.bio's published country breakdown lists one dog and one cat from the United Kingdom in cryogenic storage at the European Biostasis Foundation in Switzerland.
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