This five day course will take place from Monday, 14 September to Friday, 18 September 2026 at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany. The course provides a hands-on introduction to contemporary methods for measuring human circadian physiology, including salivary melatonin and dim light melatonin onset, rest-activity cycles, and personal light exposure. Participants will collect and analyse data using open-source tools including LightLogR and dlmoR. The course is intended for MSc and PhD students working in chronobiology, sleep research, or adjacent fields. Participation is free of charge, but places are limited and admission is selective. This…

Researchers from within the Nordic countries are encouraged to participate in order to learn about funding possibilities from within the EU, to hear about other research and to showcase their own projects.

Thank you to the participants in this year’s Lighting Days, where we explored the latest innovations, challenges, and opportunities in lighting design and technology.

LCN committee members Katharina Wolff and Ute Besenecker are participating at the 4th Edition of Moving Boundaries: Human Sciences and the Future of Architecture.

The Swedish Energy Agency, Konstfack and the Light Collaboration Network hosted “Lighting Days” in Stockholm in December,