Beyond Lighting: the Body Speaks
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An opportunity not to be missed comes our way – and we’d be foolish not to take advantage! Our good friend Deborah Burnett ( see podcast on The Light Review
A symposium on latest lighting+health trends Read More »
. Here’s a conversation from early in 2024 between John Bullock of LightCycles:HOME and Glen Jeffery, Professor of Neuroscience in the Institute of Opthalmology of University College London. The subject
Mitochondrial Infra RED- and why its essential Read More »
When in doubt, listen to the Greeks; they knew stuff. And for an insight into where lighting and health is at the moment, I’ll stand by Socrates as he said:
The light health conversation turns to Infra Red Read More »
. This article was originally published in Sherborne Times, December 2023 . I’ve worked as a lighting designer for the best part of 40 years, lighting clients’ homes and businesses.
. When circadian lighting was originally introduced to the architectural lighting sector, it was all about making sure that office workers/ school children/control centre shift workers/etc got decent exposure to
An Update on Circadian Lighting: design principles Read More »
. While luminaires (light fixtures) are designed primarily to provide illumination that is delivered in a particular way – spotlighting or general illumination, for example,, luminaires intended to provide circadian
The LC:H specification for circadian luminaires Read More »
At the end of the day, any lighting system comprises three things: Luminaires (light fixtures) need to deliver the appropriate kind of light, in sufficient quantity and in an appropriate
What the Technology can Deliver Read More »