Venue & Lodging
The three-day event will be hosted at the New York Academy of Sciences. Since its founding in 1817 as the Lyceum of Natural History in the City of New York, the Academy has grown to include a society of some 20,000 scientists of all disciplines from 150 countries.
U.S. Air Force Photo/Denise Gould.
From 1949 to 2006, the Academy operated from premises that it owned at 2 East 63rd Street, New York, a neo-Italian Renaissance building built in 1919. In 2006, the Academy more than doubled its space by selling the Upper East Side facility and moving to rented space at 7 World Trade Center, overlooking the World Trade Center site and construction site of the Freedom Tower.
New York Academy of Sciences
7 World Trade Center
250 Greenwich St, 40th Floor
Manhattan
Nearby Hotels Include:
Please note: Attendees must make their own travel and lodging arrangements. Additional hotels and/or discounts may be announced.
- Wall Street Inn
9 S William St
(212) 747-1500
Official hotel with very limited space. Book now and mention Center for Inquiry for conference rate.
- Millenium Hilton
55 Church St
(212) 693-2001 - Tribeca Grand Hotel
2 Avenue of the Americas
(212) 965-2080 - Club Quarters
52 William St
(212) 269-6400 - Holiday Inn Wall Street District
15 Gold St
(212) 232-7700 - Cosmopolitan Hotel
125 Chambers St
(212) 566-1900 - Ritz-Carlton-NY
Battery Park 2 West St
(212) 344-0800 - Embassy Suites Hotel NYC
102 North End Avenue
(212) 945-0100 - Howard Johnson Express
135 E Houston St
(212) 358-8844 - SoHotel
341 Broome St
(212) 226-1482 - Off-Soho Suites
11 Rivington Street
(212) 979-9808
Additional Hotels:
- Apple Core Hotels
(Various locations in Midtown Manhattan)
(800) 567-7720 - Apple Core Hotels
230 E 51st St
(800) 742-5945 - Jazz Hostels
14 E 14th St
(212) 228-2780 - Radisson Martinique
49 W 32nd St
(212) 736-3800 - Grand Hyatt New York
109 E 42nd St
(212) 883-1234 - Crowne Plaza Manhattan
1605 Broadway
(212) 977-4000 - Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers
811 7th Ave
(212) 581-1000
