Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Given that the research was just published 2 months ago, you are probably years from marketable volume. You might write to Lippman in case you could be part of a study, or just lucky.

Check out give.cshl.edu. You can directly make a donation there, and has other bits of information that could help you.

CSHL, for the most part, is strictly cash only and a Bethpage-managed ATM is available in the lower level of Grace Auditorium so you don't have to necessarily carry a wad of cash on you. On Main Campus, where your wife's meeting will be held, there are two main areas you and your kids can grab a bite to eat. Blackford Hall has three dinning choices where you can purchase food so think of it as a food hall. Hillside Cafe, on the other hand, is similar to a small cafe and serves up the more complicated caffeinated beveragea. The prices vary at each place and by time of day (i.e. lunch is cheaper than the meeting's buffet dinner). Also, the food served varies by spot so that's another way to decide where to eat. In terms of price, here's how I'd rank them from cheapest to "expensive": Blackford Dining Hall, Clarkson Dining Room, and Blackford Bar and Hillside Cafe tie as our "priciest" joint. Personally, Blackford Dining Hall will give you more bang for your buck.

Agreed, this is not the forum for this information

No they do not. They do biological research.

Take the LIRR to Syosset station. From there you can take the CSHL shuttle van, Google the schedule. There are regular walking tours, you can Google the schedule for those as well. Alternatively, email and take appointments with scientists.