Tomorrow.bio was founded to further biostasis science and provide high-quality cryopreservation in the heart of Europe and now continental USA. Get to know more about our mission and our team.
Dr. Emil Kendziorra graduated summa cum laude from the University of Göttingen and did several years of cancer research in the hopes of contributing to longevity science.
After realizing how slowly life-extension research was progressing he made a pivot into entrepreneurship. Emil was signed up at Alcor for several years but realized that there was a need for a cryopreservation organization based in Europe and for more advancement in the field.
After founding and selling two companies, Emil has decided to dedicate the next decades of his life to advancing medical Biostasis and cryomedicine. He has no intention of ever starting another company and considers Tomorrow.bio his life's work.
Fernando Azevedo Pinheiro graduated from the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Brazil in Civil and Industrial Engineering and started his career as a Planning Engineer.
After realizing that Civil Engineering wasn't for him, he joined Rocket Internet in their LATAM HQ in São Paulo, where he held managerial and C-Level positions (CEO and COO) within their portfolio companies. He then co-founded two digital companies.
After several years of working with tech companies, Fernando wanted a project with a higher impact on humankind. He met Emil and decided to join him as co-founder of Tomorrow Bio. Fernando joined this project for the long haul to help build a world where people can choose how long they want to live.
To build a world where people can choose how long they want to live, independent of where they are, who they are, and their financial resources.
To spread awareness and inform people openly about the option of cryopreservation. To offer a high-quality service. And to conduct and fund research to further the field of cryonics.
Engineering solutions to improve cryopreservation cases that might happen tomorrow, and applied and translational research to fundamentally improve the field in the long term.
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