About Dr Belal Abboushi Belal Abboushi is a Senior Associate Lighting Research Engineer at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Belal is involved in several projects examining lighting uniformity, discomfort glare, daylight integration, and effects on occupant’s comfort and well-being. Belal earned a PhD in Architecture from the University of Oregon where he was involved in […]
Stuart Peirson is Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Sir Jules Thorn Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institution (SCNi). He completed a PhD in Neuroscience on visual pigments and circadian biology at University College London in 2001. During his subsequent work at Imperial College, he contributed to the identification of the melanopsin pRGC system in
Professor Steven Lockley heads up the Circadian Physiology Program at Harvard University. This focuses on basic and applied aspects of human circadian biology. His translational approach includes use of a range of techniques including epidemiology, field-based physiological studies and inpatient intensive physiological monitoring. They have a particular interest in human circadian photoreception and the effects
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Mark is an Internationally recognised Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience who has worked at top Universities in Australia and overseas including MIT in the USA. He has been published in top tier international academic journals and been widely featured in the media including the ABC, SkyNews, SBS, The Guardian, New York Times, The Economist and the
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Marc is an Industrial Engineer, Entrepreneur and a Challenger. He started in lighting with the LED revolution in 2009 starting his own lighting company in Spain called LEDsPRO that was successfully sold to the French company Lucibel after 2 years in the market. With the boom of the LED industry, Marc moved to France to
About Steve Guy The NBI Partnership provides non-scientific services to the John Innes Centre (JIC), Quadram Institute Bioscience (QIB), Earlham Institute (EI) and The Sainsbury Laboratory (TSL). All of these organisations carry out scientific research funded by the UK Government, European Union, Charitable and Industrial Sponsors. The Partnership employs around 140 staff to cater for