… is a chronobiologist and independent science communicator, author, and consultant on the ecological and health impacts of ALAN. She works with NGOs, research groups, companies, communities, light planers, and lighting manufacturers to raise awareness for the dark side of artificial light and to create more sustainable lighting solutions. She sees her role in translating scientific results to people from all professions, backgrounds, and age, looking for common grounds.
Annette is also deeply in love with the night, all kinds of nocturnal creatures, and the stars, so she wants to win people over to the Dark Side of the Night. Annette has authored several articles, reports, and a book on light pollution, as well as education material. She is co-chair of the ALAN conference steering committee, and a member of the German Society for lighting technology and design (LiTG).