The Light and Health Research Center (LHRC) at Mount Sinai will be offering two courses this fall: the Online Professional Certificate Course in Lighting Design and the Online Certificate Course…

Professor Jae Yong Suk has joined the CLTC research team as associate director and the Department of Design as an associate professor teaching courses in lighting technology and daylighting.

The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education has issued $130,500 in grants and awards ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 for 2022.

Five lighting designers reflect on the next act for brick-and-mortar retail. By Michele Zimmerman

We have the power to hit the right notes in outdoor lighting. By Jane Slade

Integral Metering and Reporting Capabilities of Networked Lighting Controls. By Manuel Lopez and Keith Graeber

One constant has marked the journey. By Mark Lien

Hospitality-like lighting pays tribute to the past and pushes the team toward the future. By Michele Zimmerman

Our next generation should join by choice not chance. By Brian Liebel

49 South Van Ness (San Francisco), designed by Francis Krahe & Associates, Inc, is the recipient of the AIACC 2021 Leading Edge Award.

Research and Markets unveiled in their Smart Lighting Market research report that the global market is expected to surge from now until 2026.

The DOE’s $12.2 million, three-part Lighting Prize (L-Prize®)—targeting commercial sector lighting and encouraging innovators to design energy-efficient systems—recognizes winners of Phase 1, the Concept Phase.

Sensors embedded in networked lighting systems can help parcel out the right amount of daylight to building occupants. A look at what could be next on the horizon By Kevin…

Poles carry more accessories than ever today. The lighting design must account for all of these “wind sails.” By Chip Israel, Fellow IALD, LC, LEED AP, Fellow IES

Illuminated trees—both real and replica—are just part of the fun at the Botanic Gardens’ new facility. By Samantha Schwirck