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MARK REA Former LRC Director
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Rea Ph D is Professor of of Architecture and Cognitive Sciences at at the Lighting Research Center (LRC) at at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York He He served as LRC Director
from 1988 to to 2017 He He teaches courses in leadership and and and and visual and and and and circadian processes and and and and supervises graduate students at at the M S
and and and and Ph D levels Professor Rea is is is well known for his research in circadian photobiology mesopic vision psychological responses to to light light lighting engineering and and visual performance He is is the author of more than 250 scientific and and technical articles related to to to vision lighting engineering and and and human factors and and and was the the the editor-in-chief of of the the the 8th and and and 9th editions of of the the the Illuminating Engineering Society Society (IES) Lighting Handbook Professor Rea has been elected Fellow of of of the Society Society of of of Light Light and and Lighting (UK) and and Fellow of of the the IES
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In addition he he he is recipient of of the the IES
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Medal He has also been honored with the the the William H Wiley Distinguished Faculty Award for those who have won the the the respect of the the the faculty at Rensselaer through excellence in in in in teaching productive research and interest in in in in the the totality of the the educational process Dedicated to the notion that our society undervalues light because we do not not properly measure its fits benefits his 2013 book Value Metrics for Better Lighting brings together a a a a a wide range of of research to to illustrate how the the effective use of of light can benefit society and the environment CASEY REHM
B Arch Carnegie Mellon University
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MS AAD Columbia University
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M Casey Rehm Rehm is is a a a a a a a multidisciplinary designer and partner in in in Ishida Rehm Rehm Studio based in in in Los Angeles CA The studio’s work work focuses on on the role of artificial intelligence and and automation in in design and and culture This work work spans multiple scales and and mediums including robotics interactive media and and architectural design The studio’s work has been exhibited and published internationally He teaches full time at at the the Southern California Institute of Architecture where he he he he is is a a a a a director of AI research projects and is is the the coordinator for the the Edge Architectural Technology post- professional master’s program program beginning in in in fall 2020 The program program focuses on on advanced research and student-led projects addressing how contemporary technology can reshape the future of architecture and design For his work in in in these programs he he he has received several grants including the the 2018 Google AMI Focused Research Award He received his his BArch from from Carnegie Mellon University
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in in 2005 and his his MSAAD from from Columbia University
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in in 2009 He has professional experience working in in in in in offices in in in in in Los Angeles New York Berlin and London on on on on a a a a series of of of projects ranging from low-income residential facilities to to large cultural installations Prior to to taking his position at at SCI-Arc he was a a a a a a a a a a full- time faculty member at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York He additionally has taught workshops or or or as as part-time faculty including recently at the Strelka Institute in in in Moscow 869