Редактирование: Andy Zawacki

[[File:Andy Zawacki.gif|thumb|right|Andy Zawacki]]
'''Andrew F. "Andy" Zawacki'''<ref>[https://e1.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZskcVZ7HMqjmHwxq5Xd1a4rCdmVpW65JCX#folder=685461402&tpl=publicfoldergrid Meet Andy Zawacki]. [[Robert Ettinger|Robert C.W. Ettinger]]. ''[[Long Life|The Immortalist]]'' 2003 #1–2 (page 21). Retrieved November 9, 2024</ref> (born c. 1966)<ref>[https://archive.ph/WYnB6 Michigan group's freezing of bodies for future revival gets cold response]. Francis X. Donnelly. ''The Detroit News''. October 4, 2023 (archived page, October 5, 2023)</ref> is a director, the chief operating officer, and the secretary of the [[Cryonics Institute]] (CI).<ref name="CI-Zawacki">[https://cryonics.org/directors-officers-andy-zawacki/ Andy Zawacki]. cryonics.org. Retrieved November 9, 2024</ref> He has been working for CI since 1985.<ref name="CI-Zawacki" /> Some of his responsibilities at CI are processing membership sign-ups, preparing documents for members, membership database entries, facility and patient maintenance, preparing [[cryostat]]s for service, and patient suspensions.<ref name="CI-Zawacki" />

The largest CI cryostat was built by Zawacki with the help of his brother-in-law.<ref name="CI-Zawacki" /> It incorporates features superior to CI's original models, and holds fourteen [[Whole-body preservation|whole-body]] patients.<ref name="CI-Zawacki" /> Zawacki is a nephew of Connie Ettinger (the wife of [[Robert Ettinger]]'s son [[David Ettinger|David]]).<ref>[https://www.benbest.com/cryonics/history.html A History of Cryonics]. benbest.com</ref>

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== External links ==
* [https://blog.sevenponds.com/professional-advice/what-is-cryonics-and-how-does-it-work What is Cryonics?] (''SevenPonds'' interview with Zawacki, 2017)

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