Moving Boundaries 2024: Nordic X
LCN committee members Katharina Wolff and Ute Besenecker are participating at the 4th Edition of Moving Boundaries: Human Sciences and the Future of Architecture.
Light Collaboration Network
for Research and Education
Light Collaboration Network
for Research and Education
Lighting Days in Review
The Swedish Energy Agency, Konstfack and the Light Collaboration Network hosted “Lighting Days” in Stockholm in December,
Lighting Days 2023
The Swedish Energy Agency presents Lighting Days this December.
The two and half day seminar will be packed with discussions and workshops on energy and resource efficiency in lighting design and use.
Review: Light and Lighting, Research and Networking Conference, Lund April 2023
The event brought together academics researching light and lighting from different disciplines as well as professionals working within industry, design and standards setting.
Ljuskultur 8: LCN session at Light Symposium
Light Symposium 2022 was held at Aalborg University in Copenhagen, with the subtitle "Re-thinking lighting design in a sustainable future".
Ljuskultur 7: Light Awareness Conference Review
Our latest column in Ljuskultur is about our event in May which brought together 85 students, researchers and company representatives.
What’s your favourite topic?
Join the Light Collaboration Network in Copenhagen at Light Symposium 2022 and network with professionals from across the disciplines of light.
Light Awareness – Measurement and Application Conference
The first Light Collaboration Network Conference was held on 12 May 2022, featuring presentations and demonstrations on the theme of "Measurement and Application".
Ljuskultur 6: First In Person Meeting of LCN Committee
For a few days in March the board of the Light Collaboration Network (LCN) finally had the opportunity to meet in real life for the first time. Read about the meeting in the latest of our columns for Ljuskultur.
Light Collaboration Network featured on Sweden’s TV4
Light Collaboration Network Committee Members were interviewed by Sweden's TV4 news about research into how light affects the human body.