Researchers
Jacob Anderskov 
artistic research, artistic processes, music, improvisation, composition, performance, philosophy, aesthetics, methodology, phenomenology, Hermeneutics, post-structuralism, Noise, post-tonality, ensemble, interplay, embodied cognition, participation, litterature, genre theory, metaphor, arts education, science studies, Cultural Studies, sound
Martin P Eccles 
walking, sound, movement, time, distance, landscape, place, Durational practice, embodiment, phenomenology, human scale, solitude, field recording, poetry, haiku, haibun, mesostic, replication, replicated walks, islands, imagined islands, chance processes, random, sound art, soundwalking
Emmi Kujanpää 
Folk singing, art-based research, transnationalism, Gender and Music, politics, Balkans, Folklore Studies, ethnomusicology, Finno-Karelian folk singing, Bulgarian folk singing, intersectional feminism, artivism, feminist art, composing, pedagogical research
Joana Braga 
urban space, Spaces in between, space and body, time and space, performance; landscape; video; sound; installation
Oprescu Simina 
sound art, philosophy, listening, experimental systems, Immersive Environments, auditory culture, audio-visual, inaudible, Liminal Space, electroacoustic composition, acousmatic, sound architecture, Sound Spatialisation, acoustics, Participatory Art, sound sculpture, instrument design, sonification, psychology, psychoacoustics, Sonic Studies
Kim Spierenburg 
music, Film-making, animation, socially engaged art, socially engaged research, Socially engaged artistic practice, artistic research, artistic method, artistic processes, art practice, audience response, audience engagement, Audience participation
