Researchers
Christoph Brunner 
Media Arts, affect, politics, activism, research-creation, Media studies, Cultural Studies, postcolonial/decolonial theories, Gender studies, Aesthetics and Theory of Arts
Sepideh Karami 
architecture, dissident, Writing as artistic research, critical writing, minor architecture
Misha Penton 
voice, postopera, experimental voice, devised performance, improvisation, poetics, mythopoeia, classical reception, Greek Mythology, fairytale
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
daniela fantechi 
experimentation, microphones, materiality, DIY, composition process, live electronics, drone music, instrumental technique, Instrumentality
Edit Kaldor 
performance, theatre, Dramaturgy, spectatorship, participation, co-creation, documentary, pedagogy
Kersti Grunditz Brennan 
filmmaking, film editing, dancefilm, moving images, cinematic storytelling, Film studies, physical cinema, character development, collaborative practice
Saskia de Wildt 
arts-based research, ethnography, visual ethnography, environmental humanities, Politics of knowledge, critical discourse analysis, Global development studies, sustainability
Martí Ruiz i Carulla 
sound art, Soundsculpture, acoustics, participation, DIY, socially engaged art, science and art
Xavier Mendik 
Representations in cult and horror cinema, Images of terrorism in cult film traditions, Documentary film practices, Italian cinema and society, Culture and conflict in Canadian film
Martin Scheuregger 
Composition, Temporality, Music Analysis, Cultures of Composition in Academia, Twentieth-Century Music, Contemporary Music, Contemporary Arts and Culture, Composition, temporality, contemporary music, twentieth century music, collaboration, composition as research, composition tools, musical analysis, George Benjamin, György Kurtág
Jelena Škulis 
materiality, community, feminism, craftivism, textile, textuality, processualism, slowness
Rut Karin Zettergren 
collective research in arts, technofeminism, cyberfeminism, future, speculative fiction, military heritage of technology, repurposing technology, reimagining
