The next morning, Sean drove to the new laboratory site on Long Island. The research environment at the State University of New York could no longer meet the needs of him and Dr. Connors, and certain secret experiments that could not be known to outsiders were also difficult to carry out smoothly.
Thus, after completing the partnership with Osborn Industries, Sean and Dr. Connors began searching for a new laboratory. From site selection to planning, design, and a series of related matters, it took nearly a week to settle everything completely.
The new laboratory was located on Long Island, New York. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, it had numerous ports and convenient transportation links. It was also adjacent to several institutions of higher learning, including Stony Brook, where Sean studied at the State University of New York. This was also one of the channels for recruiting scientific talent.
By the time Sean returned to Long Island from Hell's Kitchen, the new laboratory had already completed its relocation under Dr. Connors's arrangements. The original research team and experimental materials had all been packed up and moved over, while a large number of new staff had been recruited. Sean and Dr. Connors, who had risen to fame through ALZ-112, were no longer unknown figures in the scientific community. Dr. Connors in particular, having received the National Medal of Science, was unrivaled in prominence for a time and was regarded by the media as a strong contender for next year's Nobel Prize.
Dr. Connors, once underestimated and even mocked as a "mad scientist," had finally held his head high, washing away years of humiliation and frustration. Therefore, this one-armed middle-aged man had devoted exceptional care to the construction of the new laboratory. Having an independent laboratory of his own was every