The Munsell Color Science Laboratory and the Program of Color Science unite to form one of the world‘s foremost color science research and education organizations. Our mission is to provide ...

From a paper on the science of color, by W. Benson, an abstract of which appears in the Building News, we collate the following statements relative to the effect produced by the juxtaposition of ...

Color surrounds us in nature and in the world we create. Take a colorful tour through art and artifacts in the Smithsonian's collections. Discover ways of understanding the science of color with ...

In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the world of color psychology, shedding light on the science behind colors and their impact on our emotional well-being. Our perception of color begins with ...

A Master Of Design Explores The Murky, Mutable Science Of Color "Experiencing color is completely dependent on its physical, visual, artistic, and cultural context." This Scientist Discovered A ...

It was once believed that most people dreamed mostly in black and white, and color dreaming was thought to be associated with psychological issues. Science has since dispelled those myths.

In a step towards developing advanced materials for functional coatings, a research group from Japan, developed a technology ...

According to this method, everyone belongs to a “season,” and a “subseason,” determined by the coloring of their skin and features. Bright winters, for example, tend to have sparkling eyes and dark ...

ColorLogic announces the appointment of John Seymour as color science lead. An applied mathematician and color scientist, Seymour brings more than 25 years of experience.

Previously, the research group led by Professor Akihisa Terakita and Professor Mitsumasa Koyanagi of the Graduate School of Science revealed that the pineal organ of bony fish detects colors using a ...