Seasonal & Holidays
WATCH: NJ Professor Rigs Amazing Christmas Light Show
Check out the awesome holiday display that this NJIT professor and pro DJ is showing for 2015, as well as some other local favorites.
A New Jersey professor has turned science into art with his Christmas light display for this holiday season.
Dan Brateris, a professor of embedded systems at New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, was one of the driving forces behind “The Christmas Light Show,” an annual event on Woolley Road in Wall Township that is celebrating its 10th year in 2015.
Featuring heavy metal versions of holiday music and spectacular pyrotechnics, the holiday display serves as a case study for Brateris to help teach his students about real world applications of their studies.
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The annual charity event – also organized with the aid of several other local residents – will be on display to the public on Dec. 11, 12 and 13 this year.
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Video by NJIT via YouTube
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