Webinar: The LC – What is It? Why do I need it?
The panelists will discuss their story of why they decided to pursue and earn their LC even though they all have different jobs in lighting.
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The panelists will discuss their story of why they decided to pursue and earn their LC even though they all have different jobs in lighting.
Be empowered to recognize the signs of burnout, respond rather than react, and avoid burnout in the future.
This course will expand attendees understanding beyond the “average” user experience to identify ways lighting can be a stressor or an asset based on specific user needs.
In recent years, IES Mexico has successfully held this meeting forum for professionals who exchange ideas, experiences and knowledge. The success achieved in previous editions of the Seminar has made it the most important lighting event in our country, being recognized throughout the world for the remarkable quality of the conferences given by prominent personalities from around the world.
Discover how networked lighting systems achieve multiple building goals that enhance the space, achieve maximum energy savings, and more.
An exploration of the intersection of lighting with environmental justice, by acknowledging just and unjust lighting practices, and empowering community-based lighting design.
This presentation will discuss the physical and psychological importance of daylighting, and will examine how optically complex fenestration products such as tubular daylighting devices (TDDs) can be used to optimize daylighting solutions.
While lighting and design of modern buildings takes into account many human factors, the impact upon wildlife is rarely considered or understood.
This webinar will examine the ins and outs of lighting energy codes, covering the origins and challenges of existing codes and the inputs, calculations, and assumptions necessary to create robust lighting power allowances for modern energy codes.
An inspirational exploration of our evolution under light, biophilic, and WELL design
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