Author: Wala Lights
Study Compares The Effects Of Blue Light and Caffeine on Alertness and Cognitive Function
A study by C. Martyn Beaven and John Ekstrom compared the effects of short wavelength light (blue light) and caffeine on human alertness and cognitive function. During their experiment, the
Times Square Newswire Displays WalaLight’s
Innovation Award Win at LINK LTC and Senior Living Conference News of WalaLight’s first place finish in the Innovation Competition at the Lincoln Healthcare LINK Long-Term Care and Senior Living
WalaLight Wins First Place in Innovation Competition
We are pleased to announce that our state-of-the-art WalaLight System was selected as the first place finisher during this year’s Innovation Competition at the Lincoln Healthcare LINK Long-Term Care and
LINK Announces Inaugural 2014 Innovation Competition Finalists
The LINK Conference is excited to announce the 12 finalists of its major new Innovation Competition which celebrates innovation in long term care and senior living and recognizes the new
Light at Night and Human Health by U.S. Dept of Energy
The US Department of Energy came out with a new study regarding recent studies that have raised concerns over the possible health implications of light at night (LAN). They mention
Short-Wavelength Light Can Help Teenagers
NEWS+NOTES A study conducted by the Lighting Research Center at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and published in the International Journal of Endocrinology indicates that exposure to short-wavelength light can potentially
The Impact of Light on Outcomes in Healthcare Settings
Anjali Joseph, Ph.D., the Director of Research for The Center for Health Design, compiled a report on how light impacts human health in healthcare settings. Funded by a grant from
Illuminating the Effects of Dynamic Lighting on Student Learning
Effects of Dynamic Lighting on Student Learning An abstract published in 2012 by Michael S. Mott, Daniel H. Robinson, Ashley Walden, Jodie Burnette and Angela S. Rutherford titled Illuminating the
Reading Speed and Accuracy are Affected by Light Level and Lamp Spectrum
A study by Brian Liebel, Sam Berman, Robert Clear, Rita Lee and Marc Fountain examined the hypothesis that light with relatively higher bluish color content constricts the pupil, which improves
Lighting in the Classroom
The article below provides information regarding classroom lighting and its link to student performance. Based on a number of formal and informal studies by various researchers and lighting companies, it
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