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Let there be (energy-saving) light (Contra Costa Times)
DAVIS — The (energy-saving) light bulb went on for consumers in a big way Tuesday, as a new lamp combining attractive lighting with electricity savings designed by a UC Davis professor hit the market.
A Vivid Spectrum of Commentary (Washington Post)
Though 15 days shy of graduation, Benjamin Jurgensen is enjoying the kind of success his Corcoran College of Art and Design peers can only pray for. Over the past few years, Jurgensen has contributed intriguing sculptures to several important group exhibitions, including Project 4's uneven, if...
These Go to 11 (Washington City Paper)
Fifty-nine feature films in 12 days. It's a daunting prospect—and we've already seen 26 of them.
Makeover not complete until proper illumination is in place (The Gleaner)
Let's see, you've done a complete room makeover with new paint, wallpaper, floor covering and updated furnishings, so now you're finished, right?
Focus on the World Optoelectronics Markets (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Electronics industry is available in its catalogue.
Let there be (energy-saving) light (Contra Costa Times)
A new lamp created by a UC Davis professor can save more than 50 percent on energy bills over traditional fluorescents.
Lights of the roundtable (Display & Design Ideas)
The lighting industry is in flux. Not only the measurement of luminous flux, which in lighting parlance is a unit measurement of energy of emitted light, but rather, this is the flux of change.
