Join
us next Tuesday, 3 March 2026, for another round of our "Open and reproducible analysis of light exposure and visual experience data – Online course".
If
you have missed last year's beginner-level session or want a refresher, this one is for you. As an added bonus, participants will get a sneak peek at our next release for personal light exposure analysis: web-based GUI, robust, no coding required, still reproducible.
Come have a look!
Register
here: https://tum-conf.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xGoHi1i_Sz2flC6-qGcLoQ#/registration
Who
it’s for: Post-docs, PhD students, data scientists, and research-active academics working with wearable time-series data of light in R for light data (and distance, spectrum etc).
Coming
up: Beginner track with two live webinars (morning & evening, CET) to suit global time zones.
Session
length: 90 minutes (theory + live coding + Q&A).
Certificate:
Issued on completion.
Prerequisites:
Basic familiarity with R. No prior LightLogR experience required
For
more information, have a look at the course flyer in the attachment.
