A selection of articles about autumn for you this week as we get ready for the clock change and for many of us a period of gloom – and that’s without thinking about the news! Daylight savings = Winter blues? It may be just an hour but for some it’s a killer. This Danish study […]
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This week it about the small and the big things we can do to be healthier and happier. World Mental Health Day on Monday was a useful reminder that we are all responsible for taking care of ourselves and the people around us. Getting enough bright light- and darkness – is one simple, low-cost thing
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Heading home from a week working with Seoul Semicon and visiting Light + Build 22. Wonderful to see lighting effects first hand, raise a glass with old friends and make some new ones. Some slightly surreal encounters as I realised that faces and voices I know well on screen have arms and legs too! Strolling
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The 1% club… A phrase inspired by the celebrated approach of British Olympic cycling team coach Steve Brailsford. He analysed every element of the race to find marginal improvements that add up overall to a big win. That approach can be applied to lighting too. The basic principles of a healthy diet of light are not
The cost of electricity is going through the roof. Tough times ahead for us all. But there may be a silver lining in environmental terms as my guest in the online panel debate this afternoon, Thursday 15th September at 4pm UK time (Drivers for Change: ESG – Can Light Really Boostt Environmental Performance? ) UN Special