In early March, seeing a need to understand the potential role of building infrastructure in transmitting the novel coronavirus, a team of scientists and building technology experts fervently began reviewing more than a decade’s worth of microbiology research. Within a week, they submitted a draft for journal publication. Here’s an excerpt of their final paper.
The next DOE SSL Technology R&D Workshop will take place Nov. 8 – 9 in Portland, Ore.
Adopted by the Illuminating Engineering Society, Spatial Daylight Autonomy and Annual Sunlight Exposure allow designers to quantify and compare the success of daylit spaces.
Research supports daylighting's positive effect on building performance and human health.
There often is a tension between lighting designers who focus on daylighting design and those who concentrate on electric lighting design.
