Publicity
This page lists articles in the popular and trade media referring to work conducted by the Lumina Project.
- CNN - Solar Lamps Replace Toxic Kerosene in Poorest Countries - January 10, 2012 [online version][PDF]
- The China Dailey - The Future Looks Solar Bright for Herders' Kids - September 13, 2011 [online version][PDF]
- New York Times - Bringing Clean Light to Poor Nations and Moving Beyond Charity. - October 20, 2010 [online version][PDF]
- TIME - Energy: Will Efficiency Lead to More Consumption? - September 30, 2010 - [online version][PDF]
- Home Power - The Lumina Project - Jun/Jul 2010 [Online version] [ PDF]
- Planetwize - Africa: To LED, or not to LED? - September 28, 2009 [Online version] [PDF]
- Popular Mechanics - How Cheap LEDs Could Efficiently Power Africa and Beyond - February 7, 2008 [Online version] [PDF]
- Newsweek - A Glimpse of Light in the Distance - November 12, 2007 [Online version]
- New York Times - Lighting the Way - May 25, 2007 [Online version] [PDF]
- New York Times - Solar Flashlight Lets Africa's Sun Deliver the Luxury of Light to the Poorest Villages - May 20, 2007 [Online version] [PDF]
- Forbes - Eco-Solutions: Commentary - April 23, 2007 [Online version]
- Dallas Morning News - Lighting the Way out of Poverty - February 5, 2007 [Online version] [PDF]
- LEDs Magazine - IFC Project Stimulates LED Market for Off-Grid Lighting - December 2006 [Online version] [PDF]
- Time - "The New Electric Lamp" (about spinoff from Stanford course) (2006) [Online version] [PDF]
- The Economist - Lighting up the World [Online version] [PDF]
- LEDs Magazine - IFC Project Stimulates LED Market for Off-Grid Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- New Materials International - Berkeley Lab Scientist Proposes Solution to Reduce Developing World's Expensive, Polluting Fuel-based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- Science News - Illuminating Changes: Conventional Light Bulbs May Soon be Obsolete [Online version] [PDF]
- Stanford Business Magazine - LED Lamps Light the Way for Social Entrepreneurs [Online version] [PDF]
- LIGHTimes Online - Commentary and Perspective [Online version] [PDF]
- Electronic Design Update - LEDs Illuminate Third World's Future [Online version] [PDF]
- The Agonist - The Specter of Fuel-Based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- Solid-State Lighting of China - LEDs Offer Alternative to Polluting, Fuel-based Lighting [PDF]
- LBNL View - Romantic Vacation Leads to Scientific Journey [Online version] [PDF]
- Cox and NY Times Newswires - Switching on a New Kind of Efficient, Cheap Lights [Online version] [PDF]
- NextBillion.net - Off-grid Rural Electrification for $25 [Online version] [PDF]
- SustainableBusiness.com - Study Finds Huge Potential for White LEDs in the Developing World [Online version] [PDF]
- LED Center - LEDs Can Replace Fuel-based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- World Changing - Leapfrog Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- Triple Pundit - More LED Potential for Developing World [Online version] [PDF]
- EERE News - Study Finds Huge Potential for White LEDs in the Developing World [Online version] [PDF]
- Off-Grid.Net - White Light, White Heat [Online version] [PDF]
- Perfectdisplay.com - Technology News: Berkeley Lab Makes Case against Lanterns: 1.3 Million Barrels of Oil a Day [Online version] [PDF]
- LEDs Magazine - LEDs Offer Alternative to Polluting, Fuel-Based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- Iran Daily - An Illuminating Study [Online version] [PDF]
- Engineering On-Line - An Illuminating Study [Online version]
- All-American Patriots - Berkeley Lab Scientist Proposes Solution to Reduce Developing World's Expensive, Polluting Fuel-Based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- Ascribe Newswire - Berkeley Lab Scientist Proposes Solution to Reduce Developing World's Expensive, Polluting Fuel-Based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- YubaNet - Berkeley Lab Scientist Proposes Solution to Reduce Developing World's Expensive, Polluting Fuel-Based Lighting [Online version] [PDF]
- LBNL News Release [Online version] [PDF]
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