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Induction Lighting is a new field and Save energy 4 You Ltd. is committed to better education around the topic. Should you be interested in further research, please explore the information below and visit this page for regular updates.

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US Department of Energy
The US Department of Energy features a focus on lighting under their Building Technologies program. Implementing spectrally enhanced lighting solutions

Sam Berman
Sam Berman is a world leader in Research around Induction Lighting, as demonstrated by the work below.

1. Berman, S.M., Jewett, D.J., Fein, G., Saika, G., and Ashford, F. 1990.
Photopic luminance does not always predict perceived room brightness. Lighting Research Technology, 22(1): 37-41.

2. Berman, S.M., Fein, G., Jewett, D.L., Saika, G. and Ashford, F., 1992.
Spectral Determinants of Steady-State Pupil Size with Full Field of View, JIES, 21(2): 3-13.

3. Berman, S.M., Jewett, D.L, Benson, B.R., and Law, T.M. 1997.
Despite different wall colors, vertical scotopic illuminance predicts pupil size J.IES 26 (2): 59-68.

4. Berman S.M., Fein, G.; Jewett, D.L., and Ashford, F., 1993.
Luminance controlled pupil size affects Landolt C test performance. JIES, 22(2):150-165.

5. Berman, S.M., Fein, G.; Jewett, D.L.; Benson, B. R.; Law, T.M. and Myers, A.W., 1996.
Luminance controlled pupil size affects word reading accuracy. JIES, 25(1): 51-59.
6. Berman, S.M., Jewett, D.L., 1998.
Two-dimensional photometry for interior surround lighting. J.IES 27(1): 57-66.

7. Berman, S.M., Fein, G., Jewett, D.L. and Ashford, F., 1994.
Landolt C recognition in elderly subjects is affected by scotopic intensity of surround illuminants. JIES 23(2): 123-130.

8. Berman SM, Navvab M, Martin MJ, Sheedy J and Tithof W.
A comparison of traditional and high colour temperature lighting on the near acuity of elementary school children Lighting Res. Technol. 38,1 (2006) pp. 41-52.
In addition to these technical journal references the following reference provides a less technical review of the new findings and their implications.

9. Berman ,S.M. 2000:
The coming revolution in lighting practice. Energy Users News Oct, 25,10 23-25.
Two other publications confirming some of the earlier Berman et al results:

10. Navvab, M. (2001),
A comparison of visual performance under high and low color temperature fluorescent lamps. J.IES, Vol. 30, No.2 pp.170-175.

11. Navvab, M. (2002),
Visual acuity depends on the color temperature of the surround lighting. J.IES Vol.31,No.1, pp. 70-84.
For an earlier study on the scotopic response of pupil size see

12. Bouma, H. 1962.
Size of the static pupil as a function of wavelength and luminosity of the light incident on the human eye. Nature, 193: 690-691.