Events, LED + SSL

LEDucation 8 Issues Call for Speakers

Craig DiLouie September 3, 2013

The Designers Lighting Forum of New York recently announced its “Call for Speakers” for LEDucation 8, a single-day exhibition and educational event dedicated solely to the ever evolving LED market and technology. LEDucation 8 will return to New York City March 18-19, 2014 in a new two-day format and in a new venue–the Sheraton NY Times Square hotel.

The LEDucation conference program addresses the latest advancements, trends and regulations in solid state lighting. The “Call for Speakers” focuses on a variety of one-hour sessions and dedicated panel discussions targeting some of the hottest topics in solid state lighting technology today and in the future. These sessions will cover a diverse span of industry topics and will attract attendance from the architectural, engineering, OLED and LED technology, theatrical, educational, interior design, construction, building management, energy efficient lighting and controls, and wireless industries.

Speaker proposals will be accepted through 5 PM EST on October 15, 2013. Proposals should be submitted online here.

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