SPEAKER ANNOUNCED
Professor Semir Zeki, FRS, FMedSci, Professor of Neuroesthetics, has been announced as the speaker at the ILP's 37th Annual Charles Marques Memorial Lecture at the Royal Institution. Professor Zeki's lecture will be entitled ‘The Objectivity of Subjective
Truths’.
The Charles Marques Memorial Lecture will be held at the Royal Institution on 26 June 2013, to perpetuate the memory of Charles Albert Marques (1896-1967) who founded Concrete Utilities Ltd (now known as CU Phosco Lighting). The lecture draws in an audience of around 200 people which is made up of members of the ILP, professionals from other institutions and VIP guests. It has been very popular for over 36 years. The lecture allows attendees to attend an inspirational experience where they can develop ideas on non lighting related topics.
Booking is open for this event on the ILP website, and members and non members of the ILP can attend at no charge.
AND THE WINNER IS……
The prestigious LIA Certificate Course Awards, sponsored by Mackwell, were announced and presented at the LIA Annual Lunch on 23rd May. It was another great year with over 100 students participating in the LIA Certificate Course in 2012. The winner of the Student of the Year Award for the LIA Certificate Course, sponsored by Mackwell is Paul Rahman. The two runners-up are Julie Gore and Greg Herring.
Nick Brangwin, Managing Director of Mackwell commented “By sponsoring the LIA Certificate course we know that we are supporting the future of the UK lighting industry. We wish all of this year’s graduates all the best with their future careers”.
SPINNING AROUND On Friday 24th May, Flairlight hosted a day
at Mercedes Benz World to launch their new application guide. The products being showcased were impressive and the venue suited the companies artistic flair. Guests were also invited for a spin round the track with one of the drivers; an experience I would recommend!
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