Chemopreservation

Note: The following is my personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the views of my colleagues at BPF. I am a futurist, not a neuroscientist. Any mistakes here are my own. Please point [...]

Reanimators, Uploaders and Uncertains — Which Are You? Take the Test, and See Where You Stand on the “Copy Problem” The first in a multi-author series on brain preservation technologies, options, [...]

Let me start this post with a disclaimer: I am not a trained neuroscientist. As VP and co-founder of the BPF, I enjoy following the scientific literature on neuroscience topics. I am instead a [...]

Although most people usually focus on the brain cells when discussing brain preservation techniques, extracellular space is also worthy of consideration. In vivo, extracellular space makes up [...]

This blog post, by intrepid BPF volunteer Benjamin Bechand, addresses the question of immunolabeling molecules following glutaraldehyde preservation of a tissue. This is a chemistry topic that is [...]