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American Nectome claims to preserve brains intact
Scientists developed an experiment on a pig's brain that closely resembles the human nervous system. They froze the brain and preserved it at a temperature of -32 degrees Celsius after death, aiming to study the possibility of preserving neural networks and the connections between cells, which are believed to carry part of a person's identity. Some studies suggest that maintaining the map of neural connections could help restore personality or consciousness, despite the significant challenges associated with the complexity of the human brain compared to that of animals.
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