Summary
This paper applies models of circadian stimulus based on ipRGC function to evaluate and optimize lighting configurations for circadian health. The practical implication is that lighting designers can use these models to engineer environments that appropriately stimulate or suppress circadian responses at desired times.
Categories
The Science of Light: Focuses on ipRGC photoreceptor biology and applying circadian stimulus models to evaluate lighting configurations.
Sleep & Circadian Health: Explores ideal lighting configurations for circadian regulation based on ipRGC response models.
Author(s)
AJ Price
Publication Year
2022
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