Assistant Professor Siobhan Rockcastle has been invited to present Baker Lighting Lab research on Virtual Reality and lighting perception using … More
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Sign-up for ‘Simulation and Visualization’
Professor Rockcastle will teach a 4-credit advanced technical elective this fall called, ‘Building Simulation and Visualization.’ This remote course will … More
Please take our survey on view quality!
Please consider taking this quick survey on view quality to support the research of Baker Lighting Lab Doctoral Assistant, Anupam … More
Lecture on “Factors in Daylight Analysis” at the Pacific Energy Center on October 22nd
Sign-up for a 2.5 hour webinar on “Factors in Daylight Analysis” with Siobhan Rockcastle and Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg, hosted … More
Kyu-Ho Ahn and Siobhan Rockcastle win the Frances Bronet Innovation Award
Professors Ahn and Rockcastle have been selected to receive a Faculty Research Award from the UO College of Design in … More
Best Paper Award at SimAUD 2020!
I am please to share this award with my co-authors, Megan Danell (Baker Lighting Lab graduate researcher) and Maria Ámundadóttir … More
Check out our virtual presentation for SimAUD 2020
Due to the unique global circumstances surrounding 2020, SimAUD has gone entirely online this year. Check out the virtual recording … More
Collaborative Research on Occupant-Centric Circadian Health Presented at Build Health 2020
Recent simulation-based research conducted by Siobhan Rockcastle (Baker), Megan Danell (Baker), Maria Amundadottir (OCULIGHT analytics), Robert Lochner (SRG) and Lisa … More
Baker researchers go Virtual with a grant from PNNL
Researchers from the Baker Lighting Lab, led by Siobhan Rockcastle, will compare the perceptual accuracy of LED lighting environments using … More
Paper accepted to the ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings
A paper co-authored by Siobhan Rockcastle (Baker), Megan Danell (Baker), Lisa Petterson (SRG Partnership), and Maria Ámundadóttir (OCULIGHT analytics) has … More
paper co-authored by Rockcastle, Danell, and Amundadottir accepted to SimAUD 2020
A collaborative paper, ‘Evaluating temporal and spatial light exposure profiles for typical building occupants,’ co-authored by Megan Danell and Siobhan … More
Siobhan Rockcastle presents an interactive demo on daylighting in VR at the Pacific Energy Center
Star Davis presents OCULIGHT collaboration with WeWork at PLDC 2019!
Star Davis, Head of Lighting at WeWork, presented results from OCULIGHT dynamics’ collaboration with WeWork at PLDC 2019 (professional Lighting … More
Siobhan Rockcastle to Present ‘Current Trends in Daylighting’ with Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg at PG&E on November 14th
Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg and Siobhan Rockcastle from the University of Oregon’s Institute for Health in the Built Environment and … More
Enjoying the last days of summer at Building Simulation 2019 in Rome!
On September 3rd, Siobhan presented a collaborative research paper on rank-based scoring for occupant-centric daylight performance, co-authored with Maria Amundadottir … More
University of Oregon Publishes White Paper on Light, Views, and the Workplace Experience
The white paper, “The Impact of Lighting and Views in the Workplace of the Future,” explores how light and the … More
Participate in our study on lighting perception!
The University of Oregon Baker Lighting Lab is currently seeking subjects for a research study on lighting perception which compares … More
SimAUD 2019 video is live!
To learn more about SimAUD and our growing scientific community, check out our new promotional video! The Atlanta conference represented … More
Paper on occupant-centric daylight analytics accepted to Building Simulation 2019 in Rome
A peer-reviewed paper, titled “The case for occupant-centric daylight analytics: a comparison of horizontal illumination and immersive view” had been … More
Breaking barriers in innovation and representation through SimAUD
Ramtin Attar and Azam Khan wrote a great article on the 10th-year anniversary of SimAUD and growing a research community … More
