NYSERDA (New York State Energy Research and Development Authority) funded a study to evaluate the potential of our lighting controller to reduce electricity cost. Here is a highlight from their report: “Installing the adaptive lighting controller on one acre would yield a simple payback period ranging from approximately 3.6 months (with an electricity cost of $0.05/kWh)Continue reading “Third party evaluation of our lighting controller shows short payback time”
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Changhyeon wins ISHS Young Minds Award
Changhyeon Kim, PhD student in the horticultural physiology lab, won the Young Minds Award at 2021 LightSym symposium. The symposium was held virtually and focused on horticultural lighting research. Changhyeon presented a poster focused the effects anthocyanins on photosynthetic efficiency, an overlooked but important topic. Read more...