About us

The IEEE Sustainable Smart Lighting World Conference (LS2025)

The IEEE Sustainable Smart Lighting World Conference (LS2025) aims to provide an excellent forum for scientists and engineers worldwide, both in academia and in industry, to share and exchange the latest progress on the science and technology of lighting.

Our Mission

This event will provide a unique forum to discuss and debate the latest developments in energy, environmental and human welfare impact of light, light sources, and lighting infrastructure, and their interaction with healthy buildings.

Our Vission

It brings together researchers, developers and policy makers with interest and expertise across technology, effects of light on humans and other living species, design and human interaction and applications. This interaction will be inspiration for impactful innovations and will give birth, for sure, to new successful collaborations.

History

The historical conference celebrates the 50th anniversary in 2025 ! (LS) series started as the Light Sources technology conference, with the 1st LS (LS1) in 1975 in Loughborough, United Kingdom. (LS) used to be held every three years, such as LS7 in Kyoto (1995), LS8 in Greifswald (1998), LS9 in Ithaca (2001), LS10 in Toulouse (2004), LS11 in Shanghai (2007), LS12 in Eindhoven (2010). Since LS13 in Troy (2012), LS has become a series of biennial symposiums, followed by LS14 in Lake Como (2014), LS15 in Kyoto (2016), LS16 in Sheffield (2018), LS17 in Toulouse (2022) and LS18 in Mumbai (2023), LS2024 in Eindhoven (2024).
(LS) migrated towards the main IEEE conference in the field of lighting, combining many disciplines, extending towards systems and applications and also connecting to the field the effects of light, and consequently positions itself as the key opportunity to address Smart Sustainable Lighting.

University of Monastir

The University of Monastir was established under Decree No. 2102 of 2004, dated September 2, 2004. This creation was announced as part of the reform of the university education system, a reform based on the decentralization of services and aimed at improving the efficiency of the system through a comprehensive approach that considers both the scientific and academic aspects, as well as the social dimension.
Although the decision to establish the university is relatively recent, the University of Monastir includes 16 higher education institutions spread across the governorates of Monastir and Mahdia. Some of these institutions have deep roots and have significantly contributed to the innovation of modern Tunisia. Indeed, the University of Monastir is a valuable asset that will greatly contribute to advancing the knowledge society.
Website : https://um.rnu.tn/fr/

ATEn - Tunisian Association of Energy Professionals

The Tunisian Association of Energy Professionals aims to promote research, innovation, and collaboration in the energy and environmental sectors. Its specific objectives include organizing events and training programs in the fields of energy and the environment, strengthening the link between universities and industry in the energy and environmental sectors in order to support the state's policies in these areas, and establishing relationships with similar associations and non-governmental organizations at both national and international levels.
Website : https://aten-tunisie.com/

Local Organizing Committee

Mr. Kamel CHARRADA

General Chair – IPEIM

Ms. Zouhour ARAOUD

General Secretary – ENIM

Mr. Amri CHARFEDDINE

FMM

Ms. Lamia BOUZGARROU

FMM

Mr. Fayçal BEN NEJMA

IPEIM

Mr. Anis SAKLY

ENIM

Mr. Sadok GALLOUZ

ENIB

Ms. Saoussen HARZALLAH

UM

Ms. Ahlem BEN HALIMA

EMIR

Ms. Khaoula BEN ABDELMLEK

EMIR

Ms. Olfa MEKKI

ISAMS