The SSL-erate project, which launched the Lighting for People portal, ends in October 2016. The project connects science to lighting as the most powerful regulator of the day-night-rhythm of people. The project creates awareness for cities that Solid State Lighting is important for the social and economic dimensions of a sustainable development. And the project fosters the collaboration between companies and stakeholders across the value chain by the Open Innovation approach.
The objective of this final project event is the presentation of striking results from the project supported research and of case studies from cities and companies.
Time: 10:00 – 17:00 followed by a reception
Location: Hotel Thon, Rue de la Loi 75, 1040 Brussels
10.00 | Welcome and opening – Pieter Bolt, TNO, Netherlands |
10:10 | Human centric lighting – insights and practical recommendations Moderator: Diederik de Stoppelaar, LightingEurope |
10:15 | Key-note - Prof. Dr. Christian Cajochen, Centre for Chronobiology, University Basel, Switzerland |
10.40 | Metrics for human centric lighting, Dieter Lang, Osram, Germany |
11:00 | Recommendations and opportunities for implementation – Yvonne de Kluizenaar, TNO, Netherlands |
11:20 | Malmo school case: experiences of human centric lighting in the class room from viewpoint of a teacher - Anna Milstam, Lindeborg School, Malmö, Sweden |
11:40 | Human centric lighting in elderly dementia homes - Claus Søgaard, lightCARE A/S, Denmark |
12:00 | Lunch |
13:00 | City experiences with indoor and outdoor LED lighting | Mediator: Reine Karlsson - Lund University, Sweden |
13:05 | Key-note: Drs. Mary-Ann Schreurs, Elderman of Eindhoven City, Netherlands |
13:30 | Malmö school case: early implementation of Human Centric Lighting and plans for the future – Olle Strandberg, Malmö City, Sweden |
13:50 | LED outdoor lighting experiences - Jarl Hoogstad, Ingjerd Bratterud, Stavanger Kommune, Norway |
14:10 | Human centric lighting for indoor night applications in prison wards - Pranciskus Vitta, Vilnius University, Lithuania |
14:30 | Advancement of intelligent lighting in the city domain - Mark Burton-Page, LUCI association, Lyon, France |
14:50 | Coffee & tea |
15:20 | Accelerating business development with SSL technology through the Open Innovation approach | Moderator: Peter Bracke, Green Light Flanders, Belgium |
15:25 | Opening message – Prof. Wim Vanhaverbeke, ESADE business school, Barcelona, Spain |
15:35 | Key note – Marc Steen, TNO, Netherlands |
16:00 | Human centric lighting based product and service development - Alberto Sozza, Luce in Veneto, Italy |
16:20 | Malmö school case: this HCL installation is an enabler for ICT based business development - Dan Löfgren, Brainlit AB, Sweden |
16:40 | Lessons learned from open innovation in the SSL business context – Peter Bracke, Green Light Flanders, Belgium |
17:00 | Closure and reception – Pieter Bolt, TNO, Netherlands |
In each section, various experts will give insights to research, case studies or product innovations.
In order to register for participation please send an e-mail to info@lightingforpeople.eu .
Please notice that there will be limited space and that we may have to limit participation.
We look forward to meeting you in Brussels.