Researchers
Trond Lossius 
sound art, installation, audio-visual, field recording, ambisonics, place, real-time, spatial audio, artistic research
Alex Nowitz 
contemporary vocal performance art, voice, extended practice, improvisation and real-time composition, voice and live electronics, composition, composer-performer, politics of voice, philosophy of voice
Jonas Howden Sjøvaag 
music, audio recording, DIGITAL IMAGING, digital art, drums, jazz, improvisation, artificial intelligence, songwriting, Lyrics
Jacek Smolicki 
field recording, soundwalking, para-archiving, soundscape, mapping, experimental cartography, personal archiving, acoustic ecology, psychogeography
Jessica Renfro 
Participation, socially engaged art, new media art, practice-based research, digitality
E.Reynolds 
alternative art schools, alternative pedagogies, de-centring spaces, conceptualising frameworks for artistic research, sites of participation, performative research tools, deep mapping.
Bruno Tagliasacchi Masia 
jazz, jazz theory, jazz drums, jazz improvisation, jazz history, jazz trio, Jazz Studies, Jazz Language, drums, drum solo, drummer, drumming, drum solo development, Drum Kit, drum, temporality, tempo, time, time and space, time gesture, timelessness, esotericism, Esoteric Knowledge, Mystics, improvisation, improvisation music harmony music theory, improvisation and real-time composition, improvised music, improvisational scores, avant-garde, silenced narratives, Silence, silences, Silence in the space, Silence perception, Silence as compositional material, Silence as method, silenzio
Šárka Zahálková 
art, participation, soundscape, ecofeminism, engaged listening, field recording, posthumanism, acoustic ecology
