The IEEE Sustainable Smart Lighting World Conference has a history of more than 45-years. The 2024 edition (LS:24) was co-organized by ILI with the IEEE organization.
It aimed to provide an excellent forum for scientists and engineers worldwide, both in academia and in industry, to share and exchange the latest progress on the science and technology of lighting. This event provided a unique forum to discuss and debate the latest developments in energy, environmental and human welfare impact of light, light sources, and lighting infrastructure, and their interaction with healthy buildings. It brought together 120 researchers, developers and policymakers with interest and expertise across technology, effects of light on humans and other living species, design, and human interaction and applications. This interaction was the inspiration for impactful innovations and gave birth to new successful collaborations.
Stuart Mucklejohn, secretary of the IEEE LS:24 International Science Committee, made a detailed report published in the February 2025 edition of the Lighting Journal of the Institution of Lighting Professionals.