A behind-the-scenes look at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, exploring cryopreservation techniques and the future of life ...

For the better part of a decade, Alcor Life Extension Foundation operated quietly out of a nondescript building in the Scottsdale Airpark. Quiet for a cryonics firm that has 58 bodies frozen in vats ...

If you work with high-net-worth individuals, chances are you have worked with a member of Alcor, a foundation dedicated to bringing new life to the dead has claimed. That was the word from Alcor Life ...

From an October 7 press release by the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a nonprofit organization in Scottsdale, Arizona, that cryonically preserves members’ heads or bodies “with the intent of ...

There, inside a nondescript building with two palm trees out front, is the headquarters of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a nonprofit that cryogenically preserves the remains of its deceased ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — It may sound unorthodox, but the practice of cryogenically preserving, or freezing a body after legal death is slowly gaining traction around the world. The Scottsdale based Alcor ...

Alcor Life Extension Foundation, the company involved in yesterday’s story about the misadventures of Ted Williams’ frozen head, responds:[Link updated] October 2, 2009: The Alcor Life Extension ...

Three family members of Ted Williams filed a lawsuit Thursday against Alcor Life Extension Foundation, demanding it produce paperwork showing the baseball icon wanted his remains frozen at the ...