By this I mean that giving bits and pieces of the results often results in misunderstandings, hostility, accusations of sloppiness, and so on. Thus, at a minimum, I want to have a full disclosure of my materials and methods as well as my results. I also want to have some confidence my results MEAN something. I don't think anyone would appreciate seeing results presented under those conditions and with that degree of uncertainty. However, once the data is solid and the work done, I'll be the first to publish.
Some work here is proprietary.
However, survey work on the effects of current cryopreservation protocols is NOT proprietary. We are a long way from making hurculean strides towards marketable suspended animation. Open sharing of results is thus highly desirable. One small side project related to this work is a paper on the gross, histological and ultrastructural effect of immersion fixation of intact dog brains. A draft of that paper has been completed and circulated for commentary to a few people.