Lighting Research & Technology (LR&T) is one of the leading international peer reviewed journals, publishing the highest quality, original research. It publishes papers by authors from around the world on all aspects of the subject of light and lighting.
To extend the reach of the journal, the LR&T Editorial Board have decided to make the featured opinion pieces free to access online.
Please see the most recent opinion pieces below:
Volume 54, 4 - Opinion: How Do We Define 'Healthy' Lighting
TM Brown Centre for Biological Timing, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK and KP Wright Jr Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory, Department of Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA
Volume 54, 3 - Opinion: Supporting PhD Students
Steve Fotios, PHD University of Sheffield, UK
Volume 54, 2 - Opinion: Tailoring the Lighting Environment for a Healthier Ocular Growth
Raymond P. Najjar, PHD Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI)
Volume 54, 1 - Opinion: Wellbeing, Mood and Uncertainty
Peter Boyce, former LR&T Editor in Chief
Volume 53, 8 - Opinion: On the Skill to Specify
Christopher Cuttle, Ph.D, FSLL, FIESANZ, FIESNA, Wellington, New Zealand
Volume 53, 7 - Opinion: Should You Trust the Sun
Eleonora Brembilla, PHD Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands
Volume 53, 6 - Opinion: Progress Through a Pandemic
Andrew Bissell Partner at Ridge and Partners LLP
Volume 53, 4 - Opinion: Your Part in the Next Tracking Revolution
Luke Price Public Health England
Volume 53, 3 - Opinion: Inconsistency in the Approach to Lighting in Local Government
Peter Harrison, Technical Director, Institute of Lighting Professionals (ILP)
Volume 53, 2 - Opinion: Daylight in Homes Must be Safeguarded
Ruth Kelly Waskett, PhD, Hoare Lea LLP, UK
Volume 53, 1 - Opinion: On becoming smart
Yvonne de Kort, PhD Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Volume 52, 8 - Opinion: Lighting research during and after the pandemic
Belal Abboushi, PhD, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Portland, OR, USA
Volume 52, 7 - Opinion: To UV or not to UV, that is the question
John O’Hagan and Marina Khazova, Public Health England, Chilton, UK
Volume 52, 6 - Opinion: Floodlighting guidelines to be updated
Krzysztof Skarżyński, PhD and Wojciech Żagan, DSc, PhD, Lighting Technology Division, Electrical Power Engineering Institute, Warsaw University of Technology
Volume 52, 5 - Opinion: Lessons learned from lifecycle assessments
Kevin Bertin, Laboratoire Plasma et Conversion d’Energie, Universite´ de Toulouse; and Georges Zissis Ph.D. and Marc Mequignon Ph.D., Laboratoire d’Etudes et de Recherches, Applique´es en Sciences Sociales, Universite´ de Toulouse
Volume 52, Issue 4 - Opinion: Promoting Open Science
Jim Utley, Ph.D, School of Architecture, University of Sheffield, UK
Volume 52, Issue 3 - Opinion: Setting the stroboscopic visability threshold
Malgorzata Perz, Ph.D, Signify, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Volume 52, Issue 2 - Opinion: A Changed Understanding of Light and Lighting
Christopher Cuttle, Ph.D, FSLL, FIESANZ, FIESNA, Wellington, New Zealand
Volume 52, Issue 1 – Opinion: Daylight-artificial light integration: Research needs
Ciji Pearl Kurian, BTech, MTech, Ph.D, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology, A constituent institution of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal, India
Volume 51, Issue 8 – Opinion: Lighting as magic
Burkard Wördenweber, Phasix GmbH, Lippstadt, Germany
Volume 51, Issue 7 – Opinion: The role of energy efficiency in the light and health conversation
Andrea Wilkerson, Ph.D, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Portland, OR, USA