Think of growth and flowering, but also the number of leaves, the development of a fruit, the quality of life energy and shelf life. The possibilities that nature offers us through light are numerous.

We not only observe and analyze light and its associated processes, but also look at how to optimize it naturally and what practical benefits can be gained in the process. The range of light we study is much broader than what our eyes perceive. We study visual light with its seven colors, but also look at ultraviolet and infrared with each of their spectra on its own side of visual light.

With special light-sensitive spectrometers, we examine a wide range of wavelengths, analyzing what these waves have to tell us. Each wavelength provides information, and the whole of these light spectra gives us a coherent picture and tells us something about nature and its environment.