Academic article

• Louise Bjerrum; Lin Sørensen; Inger Hilde Nordhus et al. (2026). Does exposure to artificial light in the morning reduce reaction time variability during cognitive control processing?. (external link)
• Louise Bjerrum; Endre Visted; Inger Hilde Nordhus et al. (2025). Light of both high and low melanopic illuminance improves alertness and attention during daytime. (external link)

Report

• Louise Bjerrum; Endre Visted; Inger Hilde Nordhus et al. (2024). Acute Effects of Polychromatic and Monochromatic Light Modalities on Measures of Sustained Attention. (external link)
• Malika Elise Hansen; Lin Sørensen; Line Iden Berge et al. (2025). The Acute Alerting Effects of Artificial Lighting among Older Adults. (external link)

Conference abstract

• Louise Bjerrum; Lin Sørensen; Berge Osnes et al. (2024). The acute effects of artificial light on aspects of sustained attention. (external link)

Conference lecture

• Malika Elise Hansen (2023). Association between daytime light and cognition in older adults. (external link)
• Malika Elise Hansen (2023). Sammenhengen mellom dagslys, søvn og hukommelse hos eldre voksne. (external link)

Conference poster

• Malika Elise Hansen; Silje Mæland; Lars T. Fadnes et al. (2023). Light exposure, sleep quality, and sleepiness as predictors of memory decline in older adults: A cohort study from Norway. (external link)
• Louise Bruland Bjerrum; Oda Bugge Kambestad; Lin Sørensen et al. (2024). The Acute Effects of Artificial Light on Attention and Emotional Processing. (external link)

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