Top Themes

Loss of the Night - the app

Help our research on skyglow. We have developed an android app that helps you count stars and thus measure sky brightness. All data are sent to the citizen science project GLOBE at Night.

The Bright Side of Night

International Conference The Bright Side of Night– Perceptions, Costs and the Governance of Lighting and Light Pollution 20th–21th of June, 2013 Erkner by Berlin, Germany. Registration ends May 17th 2013.

Manufacturing areas are lighting up the City

Mapping Lightscapes: Spatial Patterning of Artificial Lighting in an Urban Landscape - new research publication from Birmingham!

ALAN 2013: 1st Call for Poster

1st International Conference on Arficial Light at Night 28th-30th of October, 2013 Berlin, Germany The abstract submission for posters is still open

Globe at Night in 2012

Get out and observe the night sky!

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further projects...

In addition to the project funded by the BMBF, there are other projects concerning "artificial light" at the various institutes.
Below you find a short description of the theme, the involved institute and the scientist working on it. You find more detailed information in the PDF of each project.


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Impact of artificial illumination on the diapause induction of Cameraria ohridella (Lepidoptera: Gracilariidae)

This research project funded by the project MILIEU investigates the effects of artificial light on the induction of the diapause of Cameraria ohridella. The study is conducted by a research group of Applied Zoology of the Biological Institute of the Freie Universität Berlin and the IGB.

Scientist is Eva Häffner
Supervisor of the project is Dr. Sibylle Schroer and PD Dr. Franz Hölker


PDF project description 'Cameraria ohridella'


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The influence of light on land-water exchange

This research funded by financial resources of the FU Berlin and the IGB seeks to understand how artificial light changes the behavior of in-stream organisms (invertebrate drift and fish predation) as well as the terrestrial dispersal of adult aquatic insects.

Scientist is Liz Perkin
Supervisor of the project is Prof. Dr. Klement Tockner and PD Dr. Franz Hölker


PDF project description


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