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Society of Light and Lighting Early Career Community

Society of Light and Lighting Early Career Community

The SLL are forming an Early Career Community.

SLL Young Lighter - Applications Open

SLL Young Lighter - Applications Open

Applications are now open to apply to be the SLL's Young Lighter 2024.

The Jean Heap Bursary - Applications Open

The Jean Heap Bursary - Applications Open

Applications are now open to apply for the Society of Light and Lighting's Jean Heap Bursary.

Teresa Aguilar Carrasco named SLL Young Lighter 23

Teresa Aguilar Carrasco named SLL Young Lighter 23

Teresa Aguilar Carrasco was named SLL Young Lighter 2023 with her project, CircaLight, a new circadian light assessment tool for Grasshopper environment.

Lighting professionals welcomed to the annual SLL Ready Steady Light competition, in association with Rose Bruford College and IALD.

Lighting professionals welcomed to the annual SLL Ready Steady Light competition, in association with Rose Bruford College and IALD.

This is the 20th Anniversary of SLL's Ready Steady Light Competition where 15 teams create external lighting installations, using a limited selection of equipment in only 180 minutes. The teams have to overcome challenges without a budget and within time constraints.

Light Night Leeds 2023

Light Night Leeds 2023

In association with Light Night Leeds 23, members of the Society for Light and Lighting (SLL) are lighting Leeds Minster, in the style of Pockets of Light.

LG14: Control of Electric Lighting

LG14: Control of Electric Lighting

The Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) has launched the latest revision of SLL Lighting Guide LG14: Control of Electric Lighting. Initially published in 2016, this is the second edition of LG14. It sets out a logical approach for the professional designer to consider the consultation, design, specification, commissioning and handover of a lighting installation incorporating controls.

Brand new Lighting Guide 4: Sports Lighting now available

Brand new Lighting Guide 4: Sports Lighting now available

The Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) has launched the latest revision of Lighting Guide LG4: Sports Lighting. There have been considerable developments since the previous edition, published in 2006, with an addendum in 2015, in both technologies and emerging sports. This guide is based only on the use of light-emitting diode (LED) light sources.

Celebrating the Art and Science of Light, SLL welcome Helen Loomes as new President

Celebrating the Art and Science of Light, SLL welcome Helen Loomes as new President

Bridging the gap between the science and art of lighting, the Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) welcomes Helen Loomes as new president. Helen delivered her presidential address and laid out plans for the year ahead at yesterdays, SLL AGM, held at the RIBA on 24 May 2023.

SLL & CIBSE launch Light2Perform, showcasing the lighting professionals and technology at the heart of the net zero agenda

SLL & CIBSE launch Light2Perform, showcasing the lighting professionals and technology at the heart of the net zero agenda

The first Light2Perform will take place as part of this year’s CIBSE Build2Perform Live, CIBSE’s flagship event, on 5 - 6 December 2023 at Excel, London.

#SLLOurLight campaign 2023

#SLLOurLight campaign 2023

The Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) invites you to celebrate the art and science of light by participating in this year's #SLLOurLight campaign. The theme this year is reuse, recycle and repurpose. The campaign will launch on Tuesday 2 May 2023 and run for two weeks, with the deadline for entries on the International Day of Light 2023 (Thursday 16 May).

Consultation on new Ecodesign Requirements for Lighting Products

Consultation on new Ecodesign Requirements for Lighting Products

The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) are seeking views on a proposal to update the ecodesign requirements for lighting products from 2023 and 2027. It is proposing to require that lamps offered for sale in Great Britain have a minimum energy performance of 120 lm/W by 2023 and 140lm/W by 2027. The proposal also highlights some exemptions.

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