Funders › GA › Jim H Mcclung Lighting Research Foundation Inc › 2020
Grants paid by Jim H Mcclung Lighting Research Foundation Inc, tax year 2020
EIN 31-1808884 · Atlanta, GA · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE U12
In tax year 2020, Jim H Mcclung Lighting Research Foundation Inc (EIN 31-1808884) reported 4 grants paid totaling $294,591. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2020
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Brown University Providence, RI | U | $149,594 | paid | to fund research pertaining to Nursing Home tunable LED Lighting Evaluation. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sina New York, NY | C | $95,000 | approved, future | to support research to assess the feasibility and implementation of an advanced solid-state lighting system intervention with fully controlled light spectra, intensity, timing, directionality, and duration/dose of light in a hospital setting mimicking the characteristics of natural light across the visible spectra. Objective is to determine if advanced lighting systems can reduce sleep disruption which in turn would improve immune systems and time of recovery for patients. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sina New York, NY | C | $62,160 | paid | support research to assess the feasibility and implementation of an advanced solid-state lighting system intervention with fully controlled light spectra, intensity, timing, directionality, and duration/dose of light in a hospital setting mimicking the characteristics of natural light across the visible spectra. Objective of research is to determine if advanced lighting systems can reduce sleep disruption which in turn would improve immune systems and time of recovery for patients. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sina New York, NY | D | $62,160 | approved, future | to support research to assess the feasibility and implementation of an advanced solid-state lighting system intervention with fully controlled light spectra, intensity, timing, directionality, and duration/dose of light in a hospital setting mimicking the characteristics of natural light across the visible spectra. Objective is to determine if advanced lighting systems can reduce sleep disruption which in turn would improve immune systems and time of recovery for patients. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY | U | $50,000 | approved, future | to fund research pertaining to Investigating Retinal Sensitivity to Circadian Stimulus as Measured by Acute Melatonin Suppression in Humans. Objective is to characterize the relative sensitivity of specific retinal regions to circadian-effective light and thereby expand the existing CS model 2 to encompass light's spatial characteristics; doing so will provide the lighting industry with a clearer understanding of the lighting qualities that will be most effective for promoting circadian entrainment. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY | U | $46,500 | paid | to fund research pertaining to Investigating Retinal Sensitivity to Circadian Stimulus as Measured by Acute Melatonin Suppression in Humans. Objective of this research is to characterize the relative sensitivity of specific retinal regions to circadian-effective light and thereby expand the existing CS model 2 to encompass light's spatial characteristics; doing so will provide the lighting industry with a clearer understanding of the lighting qualities that will be most effective for promoting circadian entrainment. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | University of Illinois Champaign, IL | C | $36,337 | paid | to fund research pertaining to The Effectiveness of Tunable White Lighting Systems on Improving Seniors Quality of Life Residing in Assisted Living Units. | 202121119349100102 |
| 2020 | University of Illinois Champaign, IL | U | $1,149 | approved, future | to fund research pertaining to The Effectiveness of Tunable White Lighting Systems on Improving Seniors Quality of Life Residing in Assisted Living Units. | 202121119349100102 |
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