International Lighting Conference
The Society of Light & Lighting (SLL) and the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, Ireland Region (CIBSE) will present an international conference on lighting in the Spring of 2013. A panel of world-renowned lighting experts – from the UK, Ireland and further afield – is currently being assembled. They will cover everything from legislation through to codes of practice, quality, new product developments and LED technology. The common thread throughout will be energy usage and energy efficiency in relation to lighting.
Supported by: Engineers Ireland Institution of Lighting Professionals Institution of Engineering and Technology Energy Institute International Association of Lighting Designers
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The conference delegate fee is e105. Early Booking fee is e95, provided it is paid by 28 February 2013. Members of supporting organisations will receive a 10% reduction when booking. Members’ price is e95 or e85 for early booking.
Call for papers
Croke Park, Dublin
Friday 12th April 2013
Papers are currently being sought for presentation at the conference. Abstracts of no more than 200 words – focusing on energy, standards and quality – should be sent to Kevin Kelly (
kevin.kelly@
dit.ie), to arrive no later than 31 October 2012.
Conference bookings/enquiries: email:
kevin.kelly@
dit.ie
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