Scientists Preserve Brain for Revival
A team of scientists successfully preserved a full pig's brain with high precision after the heart stopped, using a technique based on stabilizing the neural architecture. This allows for the preservation of networks that contain memory and consciousness. The American company Nectome developed a method that involves pumping chemicals immediately after the heart stops, aiming at the possibility of reviving the brain in the future. However, there is scientific and ethical debate over whether this technique truly preserves life or merely preserves the structure of a deceased brain.
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