Stop cryocrastinating! with Emil Kendziorra

London Futurists

Our guest in this episode is Dr. Emil Kendziorra. Emil graduated summa cum laude, which means, with the highest honours, from the University of Göttingen in Germany, having previously studied at the University of Pécs in Hungary. For several years, he then devoted himself to cancer research with the hope of contributing to longevity science. After realizing how slowly life-extension research was progressing, he pivoted into entrepreneurship. He has been CEO of multiple tech and medical companies, most recently as a Founder and CEO of Medlanes and onFeedback, which were sold, respectively, to Zava and QuestionPro.
Emil then decided to dedicate the next decades of his life, he says, to advancing medical biostasis and cryomedicine. He is currently the CEO of Tomorrow Bio and the President of the Board at the European Biostasis Foundation.
A special offer:
Thanks to Tomorrow Bio, an offer has been created, exclusively for listeners to the London Futurists Podcast who decide to become members of Tomorrow Bio after listening to this episode. When signing up online, use the code mentioned toward the end of the episode to reduce the cost of monthly or annual subscriptions by 30%.
Small print: This offer doesn’t apply to lifetime subscriptions, and is only available to new members of Tomorrow Bio. Importantly, this offer will expire on 15 September 2024, so don’t delay if you want to take advantage of it.
Selected follow-ups:

• tomorrow.bio
• European Biostasis Foundation
• Dignitas
• The case for brain preservation - Our episode featuring Kenneth Hayworth
• Cryonics, cryocrastination, and the future: changing minds - Our episode featuring Max More
• My next 20+ years towards a moonshot - Blogpost written by Emil Kendziorra in May 2020
• The Cryosphere - A Discord server for discussion of anything cryonics related
• Global Cryonics Summit - Miami, Florida, 20 & 21 July 2024

Music: Spike Protein, by Koi Discovery, available under CC0 1.0 Public Domain Declaration