Speaker at Lightfair conference and tradeshow in New York (US)
I had the absolute pleasure to be a speaker at LightFair conference and tradeshow, taking place at the Javitz Center in New York City i May 2023. I highlighted in my presentation, how climate change and sustainability go hand-in-hand. And how sustainable lighting design evolves around sustainable solutions for
Article in special edition of Byggeri + Arkitektur (DK)
The article in Danish “Design med lys — i krydsfeltet mellem intuition og videnskab” was published in special lighting design edition of Byggeri + Arkitektur. The original article can be found here and the translated version below. Designing with light — on the intersection of intuition an
Finalist at Design Competition for Lighting the Tartu Cathedral (EE)
It was my pleasure to be pre-qualified to work on a lighting design proposal for Tartu Cathedral in a Danish-Estonian collaborative team, alongside with Katrin Kivisikk, Mariliis Kundla and Marko Kuusik (ITK Lighting). The aim of the design competition was to find a lighting design for the Tartu Cathedral as pa
Publishing a Conference Paper on Circadian Lighting in IOPscience
As part of my research activities at Lighting Design Lab at Aalborg University Copenhagen, I was a project lead on evaluating a circadian lighting solution. On that topic, alongside with young researchers Anna-Kristin Bochnia and Senja Ruohonen, we have published a research paper, investigating the experience o
Conference coordinator of Light Symposium 2022 at Aalborg University Copenhagen (DK)
It was my absolute pleasure to be the coordinator of this year’s conference, held at the Copenhagen Campus of Aalborg University in September 2022. This was the 8th Light Symposium. The first one dating back to 2008 held in Wismar, Germany. With the climate crisis as the greatest challenge of our time t
Attending Daylight Academy’s Interdisciplinary Summer School in Chexbres (CH)
It was wonderful to participate in this year’s Interdisciplinary Summer School, taking place in scenic Chexbres, overlooking Lake Geneva, in Switzerland. The residential summer school included lectures, practical workshops, an excursion and minor research projects. It was all about daylight, new knowledge and