Fluorescent Fridays: Color Quality Control: An Interdisciplinary Experience

Join the ISCC for another edition of Fluorescent Fridays:

Everything  we purchase is colored in some way; and color is a key factor in our  decisions. But color is also a personal experience, influenced by  biological, psychological and environmental factors. Researchers at  North Carolina State University’s Color Science and Imaging Laboratories  study human color perception, specification, quantification, and  reproduction of color in different media. Many collaborators are  involved—from  optics, chemistry and imaging science to physiology,  psychology and mathematics. A central theme linking nearly all projects  is color quality control.:Renzo Shamey, distinguished CIBA professorJiaying Wu, PhD student, Fiber and Polymer Science programZhenhua Luo, PhD student in the Fiber and Polymer Science programHao Cui, Ph.D. student, Textile Technology and Management in the Color Science and Imaging Laboratory.Color Quality Control: An Interdisciplinary ExperiencePresenters