Researchers
andy lock 
Silence, performance, absence, site-writing, institutional silence, the body, situated writing, familial silence, artistic writing, embodied, site, radio
Zoe Sadokierski 
book design, ecological ethics, graphic design, Literature, VISUAL CULTURE, visualisation, paratext, visual communication, visual communication design, publishing, documentation, process oriented practices, critical practice
Monica Clare van der Haagen-Wulff 
Postcolonial Studies, Critical Race Theory, Gender and Queer Studies, Migration, Intersectionality, Postcolonial/Decolonial Feminist Theories and Methodologies, Globalisation, Global Cities, Affect Theories, Performance Studies, Theories of Embodiement, Fictocritical Writing, Critical Heritage und Historical Memory Studies.
Sergio Montero Bravo 
artistic research, art, design, architecture, ecologies, rural encounters, education
Illia Razumeiko 
music theater, Composed Theatre, performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, performance; landscape; video; sound; installation
Shanna Soh 
Design research, design education, academic research, design, interdisciplinary, Dutch design, national identity, pluriverse, Decolonizing methodologies
Nicia Ivonne Fernandez Grijalva 
documentary film, Documentary storytelling, vr-video, Immersive Experiences, radio, antropocene
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
Ilpo Jauhiainen 
Complexity, ecology, emergence, Environment, generative music, sound, soundscape, sound art, AI, Societal Challenges
Stuart Slater 
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme
