Lighting Websites

Adam Chamberlin is the Head of Development for Mackman Group. He is a web developer based in the UK and passionate about the open web and a fan of the IndieWeb. His journey has taken him through bike shops, race courses, and ultra marathon trails. He grew up on a farm in rural England and has been tinkering with computers for a long time. He splits his time between writing code, riding bikes, and running long distances. He left the tech industry in 2016 to pursue a career in cycling, working as head mechanic at a bike shop. During Covid lockdown, he started running and completed multiple ultras and a marathon a month for a year.

Don Klipstein has a website with information for electronic hobbyists and others interested in lighting. The site includes information on LEDs, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, HID lamps, neon lamps, UV lamps, and carbon arcs. There is also a laser top page and a xenon flash and strobe page. Other topics include Tesla coils, infrared, high voltage generators, Jacobs ladders, and plasma spheres. Don also offers downloadable freeware DOS executables and BASIC source code related to blackbody radiators and loudspeaker enclosures. The website is always under construction and includes a disclaimer.

Lux, who also goes by Luna, is a queer vegan physicist. They have a Bachelor's degree in physics from University of Copenhagen and are currently pursuing a Master's degree in quantum physics. Lux also works as a research assistant in computer vision at Aalborg University with the goal of developing responsible AI. They enjoy experiencing as much as possible and learning about the world, packaging their experiences into blog posts. Lux's background is in theoretical quantum physics, but they also dabble in computer science. They have previously worked in robotics. Lux has an interest in libraries, livable cities, and eating plants and also writes about sustainability.