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    LEDs Magazine September 2023 issue
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    Lighting designer Aprille Balangue assisted Washington’s Madrona School in realizing the potential of its new LED lighting through luminaire level lighting controls.
    Sept. 14, 2023
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    The Powel Science Leadership Academy Middle School (SLAMS) is located on the Drexel University campus in West Philadelphia.
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    IP litigators JONATHAN AUERBACH and DAVID RADULESCU help lighting companies navigate process changes under the European Union’s new Unified Patent Court system.
    Sept. 14, 2023
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    LEDs Magazine's September issue features a selection of specialty luminaires and drivers for demanding environments.
    Sept. 14, 2023
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    Tunable white technology enables the independent control of color temperature and light intensity within a given application. The color temperature of the light can change from warm to neutral to cool in appearance over time, based on the needs of the occupants or space.
    In an excerpt from Architectural SSL, GREGORY KAY of PureEdge Lighting summarizes advanced, customizable illumination solutions that improve building occupant experience.
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    CARRIE MEADOWS looks ahead to new conferences on the late summer and fall calendar, and introduces the newest member of the Lighting Group team.
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    Sept. 14, 2023
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    A rendering of the Munger dormitory. Windowless bedrooms are concentrated in the center of the building, surrounded by windowed common areas.
    The University of California has restarted the design process for a controversial student residence that accorded living spaces minimal access to daylight and views.
    Aug. 29, 2023
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    Hopefully the croissant and coffee are good, because the paperwork might well be tedious and confusing. Fluence will handle it for growers claiming rebates on LED purchases.
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    Aug. 23, 2023
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    Aug. 21, 2023
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    The integration of colors, shapes, materials, and illumination at Montreal-based Yaldei was guided by learning how students with special needs might react to different spaces and situations in order to design a positive and supportive learning environment for them, explained Stendel + Reich principal Cliff Stendel.
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