Juliëtte van Duijnhoven obtained her BSc and MSc degree in Building Engineering (TU/e) in 2012 and 2015 (Building Lighting – TU/e). Afterwards, Juliëtte obtained her PhD degree cum laude in 2019 (TU/e). 

Juliëtte van Duijnhoven is now a postdoctoral researcher within the Building Lighting group embedded in the unit Building Physics and Services of the department of the Built Environment (TU/e, Eindhoven University of Technology). In both education as well as research, she brings in expertise on measuring and evaluating lighting conditions in and around the built environment. She has been investigating and developing novel methods to gather personal lighting conditions of individuals. 

Within the TU/e, Juliëtte is member of the Built Environment Team for Health (BETH) as well as member of the Intelligent Lighting Institute (ILI).  In addition, Juliëtte chairs the core team indoor lighting at the Dutch association of light (NSVV). With a mixture of industrial and academic members within this core team, she amongst others works on human-centric-lighting, explanations of European standards, lighting conditions when working from home, and lighting control systems. The knowledge will be shared via joint publications and (online) symposia or webinars. Furthermore, Juliëtte is member of the executive committee of the European Lighting Expert Association (ELE-A). 

Her interest in the LIGHTCAP project is to translate the new insights obtained in this project into sustainable lighting solutions for the end user in the built environment. 

I am a member of the supervision team of Myrta Gkaintatzi Masouti (ESR 15).