IES – 2021 Progress Report

IES

Nov 23, 2021

The Progress Committee’s mission is to keep in touch with developments in the art and science of lighting throughout the world and prepare a yearly report of achievements for the Society. Acceptance is based on an impartial judging process used by the committee to evaluate each submission on its uniqueness, innovation, and significance to the lighting industry. There were 139 submittals in 2021; 69 were accepted into the report.

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