cryobiology
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"At its core, mechanical engineering requires an understanding of how something -- anything -- works. This project integrates physical chemistry, glass physics, thermomechanics, and cryobiology," said Powell-Palm.
From Science Daily • Apr. 27, 2026
In the near future, look for some market-research survey to come up with these conclusions: To whom will cryobiology appeal most?
From Time Magazine Archive
The unlikelihood of resuscitating a refrigerated body is irrelevant to the philosophy of cryobiology.
From Time Magazine Archive
David Bryan, 22, an expert in cryobiology, has specialized in freezing rats' hearts and achieved a 4.9 grade average out of a possible 5 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, famed incubator of top scientists.
From Time Magazine Archive
The only relevant question is whether or not cryobiology is marketable.
From Time Magazine Archive
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