Researchers
Joanne Scott 
live media performance, intermediality, audio-visual, Practice-as-research, Practice Research, more than human, eco-art, ecology, artistic research, soundwalk, soundscape
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
Nicolas Pierre Alexandre (NPA) Roudier 
Horn, Early music, early music performance, Early Music research, historically informed performance, historical horn, natural horn, instrumental teaching, instrumental technique, instrumental manufacture, history of music
Fernanda Branco 
performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, antropocene, posthumanism, soundscape, micro-phenomenology;, New Materialism
Nele Möller 
forest, biodiversity, listening practices, historical nature inscriptions, radio art, auto-theory, sound, bioacoustics, writing sound, field recording
Hans Lennart Jonsäll 
electroacoustic music, electronic music, live electronics, composition, Experimental music, sound art, synthesizers, Experimental musical instruments, modular synthesizers, spirituality, Religious Studies, free improvisation, improvisation
Catherine Cartwright 
trauma, ethics, Participatory Art, participatory arts, Printmaking, collage, collaboration, Spaces
Andrea Bonderup 
Reproductive rights Reproductive labour, feminism, patriarchy, anthropology, women's rights, women's health, the history of misogyny, PHOTOGRAPHY, poetry, reproductive rights, reproduction labour, feminism, patriarchy, PHOTOGRAPHY, installation, women's rights, women's health, the history of misogyny, anthropology
Stuart Slater 
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme
