The annual update is kicked off with the Strategic Plan, Society Awards including Louis B Marks, Medal, DSA, Fellows, and the Presidential Awards. Immediately following, the IES Staff provides perspective on the year's efforts in Outreach, Research, Education and Standards, ending with a special preview of the IES online Lighting Library.

Presented by PNNL experts and partners, this series, "Meeting the Moment" explores how future lighting systems have the potential to be more energy-efficient, flexible, and controllable, to improve our well-being and productivity, and reduce negative environmental impacts. IES Members can rewatch this archive for free!

In this session of Light for Life, LUCI presents "How Creative Lighting Improves Quality of Life in Cities" with Mark Burton-Page and Jessica Ferey. Take a stunning tour of cities that are using artistic lighting applications to enhance the way people engage in their nighttime environments. As hosts of this collaborative webinar series, the IES facilitated webinars with curated content from partner organizations around the world.

Discover the stakeholders, influencers, and motivations to expand light from a “footcandle requirement” to a beacon for community, a connector of people and spaces and a driver of evening and nighttime economies.

Discover the stakeholders, influencers, and motivations to expand light from a “footcandle requirement” to a beacon for community, a connector of people and spaces and a driver of evening and nighttime economies.

This webinar will demonstrate how light remains a driving force in architecture, and how lighting designers and architects can collaborate to create better lighting and better buildings.

This webinar will demonstrate how light remains a driving force in architecture, and how lighting designers and architects can collaborate to create better lighting and better buildings.

This presentation will summarize the previous literature on color discrimination and discuss recent work in this area. A recently published study by the current speaker will be discussed, which dispels the conventional wisdom that gamut area is a predictive color discrimination metric.

This presentation will summarize the previous literature on color discrimination and discuss recent work in this area. A recently published study by the current speaker will be discussed, which dispels the conventional wisdom that gamut area is a predictive color discrimination metric.

This presentation will summarize the previous literature on color discrimination and discuss recent work in this area. A recently published study by the current speaker will be discussed, which dispels the conventional wisdom that gamut area is a predictive color discrimination metric.