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News distribution temperature, J . Opt. SOC.Am. 58, 1528-1535( 1968). 2. J. Schanda, M. Mtsziros, and G . Czibula, Calculating correlated color temperature with a desktop programmable calculator, Color Res. Appl. 3 (1 978) to appear. Colorimetry, Publication CIE No. 15 (E-1.3.1)1971, Bureau Central de la CIE, Paris, 1971, p. 18. Ofjicial Recommendations on Uniform Color Spaces, Color Dijference equations, and Metric Color Terms, Supplement 2 to Publication CIE No. 15 Colorimetry (E-1.3.1)1971, Bureau CentraldelaCIE, Paris, 1977. D. L. MacAdam, Correlated color temperature, J . Opr. SOC. Am. 67, 839-840( 1977). H. G. W. Harding, The colour temperature of light sources, P r c . Phys. SOC. B63,685-698( 1950). Third Brazilian Psychodynamic Color Congress The Third Brazilian Psychodynamic Color Congress was held in Silo Paulo, Brazil, September 16-18, 1977, under the sponsorship of the Brazilian Institute of Color Research (lnstituto Brasiliero de Pesquisas de Cares). The Congress was organized by Professor Simao Goldman, author of Psychodynamics of Colors (now in its 5th edition) and initiator of the teaching of color at colleges and universities in South America. The objective of the Congress was to promote adequate psychological and aesthetic use of color in mass media, interior decoration, the planning of products, advertising, industry, hospitals, schools, messages, and in traffic to avoid accidents. Invited papers included the following: Clovis Garcia (Professor at the University of Siio Paulo, Ph.D. in Arts)-‘Tolor in Mass Media and Scenery Space”; Armindo Beux (Chairman of the Brazilian Engineering Association)-“Color and the Prevention of Traffic Accidents”; Edith Cavalcanti (Interior Decorator, M.A., School of Journalism)-“Color in Interior Decoration”; Dante de Laytano (Chairman of the Philosophy and Social Sciences Institute, University of the State of Rio Grande do Sul and chairman of the Brazilian Historic Academy)-“Colors in Political and Social Behavior”; Simao Goldman (Architect and lecturer)-“Color in Packaging, Design, and Marketing”; Clovis Garcia-“Psychodrama and Color”; Otto Scherb (Chairman of the Advertising and Marketing School, University of Siio Pau1o)-“The Role of Colors in Persuasive Communication”; Egon Schoden (Professor of Anthropology, author of several works and researches on Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 1978 color)-“The Symbolism of Colors in Primitive Societies”; Pedro Amaro (of the Brazilian Institute of Color Research)-“Color, Sound, and Music”; Epitacio Torres (Lawyer, language teacher, police commissioner, and journalist)-“Color in Police Work”; Simao Goldman“Brazilian Color Atlas.” For further information Professor Goldman may be contacted at Caixa Postal 201 5, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. Brazil. Editor Receives Bruning Award Dr. Fred W. Billmeyer, Jr., professor of analytical chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has been granted the “Armin J. Bruning Award” of the Federation of Societies for Coatings Technology at the Federation’s annual meeting in Houston (10/28/77). The award recognized Professor Billmeyer “for his outstanding contribution to the science of color in the field of coatings technology.” The award is given in memory of Armin (Joe) Bruning who was a pioneer in the application of color science to paint technology. It was established in 1962, and is considered to be a major recognition in the field of industrial paint and color. At RPI, Professor Billmeyer heads The Rensselaer Color Measurement Laboratory which addresses research, graduate education and industrial liaison in the science and technology of color. Professor Billmcyer joined the RPI faculty in 1964 after nearly 20 years in plastics research at Du Pont. He earned his Ph.D. at Cornell University. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Color Research & Application Wiley

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distribution temperature, J . Opt. SOC.Am. 58, 1528-1535( 1968). 2. J. Schanda, M. Mtsziros, and G . Czibula, Calculating correlated color temperature with a desktop programmable calculator, Color Res. Appl. 3 (1 978) to appear. Colorimetry, Publication CIE No. 15 (E-1.3.1)1971, Bureau Central de la CIE, Paris, 1971, p. 18. Ofjicial Recommendations on Uniform Color Spaces, Color Dijference equations, and Metric Color Terms, Supplement 2 to Publication CIE No. 15 Colorimetry (E-1.3.1)1971, Bureau CentraldelaCIE, Paris, 1977. D. L. MacAdam, Correlated color temperature, J . Opr. SOC. Am. 67, 839-840( 1977). H. G. W. Harding, The colour temperature of light sources, P r c . Phys. SOC. B63,685-698( 1950). Third Brazilian Psychodynamic Color Congress The Third Brazilian Psychodynamic Color Congress was held in Silo Paulo, Brazil, September 16-18, 1977, under the sponsorship of the Brazilian Institute of Color Research (lnstituto Brasiliero de Pesquisas de Cares). The Congress was organized by Professor Simao Goldman, author of Psychodynamics of Colors (now in its 5th edition) and initiator of the teaching of color at colleges and universities in South America. The objective of the Congress was to promote adequate psychological and aesthetic use of color in mass media, interior decoration, the planning of products, advertising, industry, hospitals, schools, messages, and in traffic to avoid accidents. Invited papers included the following: Clovis Garcia (Professor at the University of Siio Paulo, Ph.D. in Arts)-‘Tolor in Mass Media and Scenery Space”; Armindo Beux (Chairman of the Brazilian Engineering Association)-“Color and the Prevention of Traffic Accidents”; Edith Cavalcanti (Interior Decorator, M.A., School of Journalism)-“Color in Interior Decoration”; Dante de Laytano (Chairman of the Philosophy and Social Sciences Institute, University of the State of Rio Grande do Sul and chairman of the Brazilian Historic Academy)-“Colors in Political and Social Behavior”; Simao Goldman (Architect and lecturer)-“Color in Packaging, Design, and Marketing”; Clovis Garcia-“Psychodrama and Color”; Otto Scherb (Chairman of the Advertising and Marketing School, University of Siio Pau1o)-“The Role of Colors in Persuasive Communication”; Egon Schoden (Professor of Anthropology, author of several works and researches on Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 1978 color)-“The Symbolism of Colors in Primitive Societies”; Pedro Amaro (of the Brazilian Institute of Color Research)-“Color, Sound, and Music”; Epitacio Torres (Lawyer, language teacher, police commissioner, and journalist)-“Color in Police Work”; Simao Goldman“Brazilian Color Atlas.” For further information Professor Goldman may be contacted at Caixa Postal 201 5, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. Brazil. Editor Receives Bruning Award Dr. Fred W. Billmeyer, Jr., professor of analytical chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has been granted the “Armin J. Bruning Award” of the Federation of Societies for Coatings Technology at the Federation’s annual meeting in Houston (10/28/77). The award recognized Professor Billmeyer “for his outstanding contribution to the science of color in the field of coatings technology.” The award is given in memory of Armin (Joe) Bruning who was a pioneer in the application of color science to paint technology. It was established in 1962, and is considered to be a major recognition in the field of industrial paint and color. At RPI, Professor Billmeyer heads The Rensselaer Color Measurement Laboratory which addresses research, graduate education and industrial liaison in the science and technology of color. Professor Billmcyer joined the RPI faculty in 1964 after nearly 20 years in plastics research at Du Pont. He earned his Ph.D. at Cornell University.

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