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.

COVID-19 has changed the lighting profession. With new interest in GUV, changes in our work environments, and projections about the future - these five courses provide insight into who we are, how we light, and what it means to practice lighting in the midst of a global pandemic.

This presentation offers an overview of DG-1 including various aspects of the color & light relationship, like Color Rendering, CCT, and TM-30.

This presentation offers an overview of DG-1 including various aspects of the color & light relationship, like Color Rendering, CCT, and TM-30.

Seven presenters bring you different perspectives of the application and research of Germicidal Ultraviolet (GUV) Disinfection.

“How Man Made Day” explains how man invented “artificial daylight”. Produced for the Atlanta Public School system by Education Advisor Illa Podendorf, The Laboratory School, University of Chicago.

This package is the entire 2020 IES Research Symposium, "Light + Quality: Meaningful Metrics Beyond Energy". It is 4 sessions, and 8 CEUs.

Topic experts Dr. David Sliney and Richard Vincent will discuss the science, applications, guidelines, potential, and concerns regarding Ultraviolet and Visible Light Disinfection.

Mark Lien talks with James Brodrick, formerly of the Department of Energy at the 2019 IES Annual Conference in Louisville, KY. As the Solid-State Lighting Technology Manager in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, U.S. Department of Energy, Jim might be the most important figure in the widespread adoption of Solid-State Lighting in North America.

The specifics and intricacies of landscape lighting differ from other types of lighting. Looking at the science and the art of lighting, how humans perceive light, and how we use light to guide humans through a night landscape space, this program will elevate understanding and expand creativity. This collection of ten individual sessions provides the groundwork that lighting designers need to create safe and pleasing night environments.