X-Message-Number: 25294
From: "leo" <>
Subject: MAGNETIC RESONANCE FREEZING
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 00:45:05 +0100

Hallo here are some references for Robert Ettinger and anybody else interested 

I have search on the internet on the subject of

Vitrification by means of electromagnetic forces

The first thing I find was a article about microwave irradiation

The article was out of 1997 here is the link



http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=9200821&dopt=Abstract

I could find any more on the subject till I stumbled on a article on

Magnetic resonance freezing, it not seems to by based on microwave irradiation.


The article is a summary of a larger article out of the ARAI journal, but only 
subscribers can

order the original, on page 24 of this PDF document you can read the summary.

 http://www.flair-flow.com/industry-docs/sme-syn10.pdf


Next I did a patent search and find a Japanese patent from Matsushita 
Refrigeration 

This seems to be a big company in the manufactory of Refrigerator Compressors


The have hundreds of patent on there name but only one on this subject here is 
the link.

 http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/viewer?PN=JP2002333250&CY=nl&LG=nl&DB=EPD

This invention seems not to be the same thing as Magnetic resonance freezing,

the call it Nuclear magnetic resonance freezing 


There is not a lot of information in these links but it seems a promising way of

Accomplishing  vitrification and save thawing without crystallization


I think CI and ALCOR have to look in to the subject because it looks very 
promising.

  

Leo  


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