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a craft-participatory durational performance

Performance Walk with Interconnected BodiesIn Community Walk, it is the garments that set the framework. In pairs, you move out into the landscape—physically connected by a specially designed costume created by the playful artist Charlotte Østergaard. She guides you in exploring and challenging the costume together.The costume creates a new relation between you, shaping how you move forward. You f

For decades, scholars have debated the decline in political trust as both an indicator and a driver of democratic crisis and civic disengagement. The focus of this previous research has been primarily on how political trust can be bolstered or maintained. Drawing on research from interpersonal and organizational mutual trust, we argue, however, that political trust is not only influenced by govern

This keynote explores the borderlands of costume through the “corpo colectivo” (collective body) experiments (Lepecki 2017) initiated by Brazilian artist Lygia Clark (1920–1988) in the 1970s and Dutch textile artist Maria Blaisse’s (born 1944) ‘study of form and material possibilities’ (Marshall 2024, 144). These practices challenge conventional notions of costume offering ways to rethink costume

Craft-performance at the opening of the exhibition Becomings is a performative exploration of the Danish concept fællesskabelse—a term that combines community and creation to describe processes in which something new emerges through being and making together. Unlike co-creation, where participants contribute predefined parts to a shared task, fællesskabelse focuses on the forming of the community

Water resources are a critical societal issue. As they are more and more limited, their distribution, usage and contamination are of vital importance. In the Beauce region, there are concerns on both the water quality and quantity because of farming and the related groundwater contamination. Since water is a vector of contamination, these questions require a precise vadose zone water content chara

We present an innovative hydrogeophysical approach for non-invasive quantification of the unsaturated water flow. For the water content measurements, we apply the Magnetic Resonance Sounding (MRS) method in the time-lapse mode. For inversion of MRS measurements, we approximate the subsurface by a horizontally stratified media. Laterally, the MRS estimated water content is averaged over the area be

Denna artikel undersöker hur vardagliga och samhälleliga föreställningar om vatten som resurs ges uttryck i Sverige i en tid av ökande klimatförändringar och andra utmaningar. Artikeln tar utgångspunkt i frågelistan Vatten som resurs (Folklivsarkivet, 2025), som är framtagen inom forskningsprojektet Gröna tjänster och värdeskapande vatten. Genom över hundra insamlade utsagor analyseras hur människ

EHLSA har visat att en ökad kraftsamling kring källsorterat avlopp, etableringen av ett innovationsekosystem, och systemdemonstratorer tillsammans kan, om detgörs på rätt sätt, skapa en katalysator för omställningen från linjärt till cirkulärt VA. Dagens omställningssystem fungerar långt ifrån optimalt och syntesen föreslår fyra huvudsakliga utvecklingspunkter:• Gå från ett innovationsekosystem ti

Advances in liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry have significantly improved proteomic analyses of human plasma. However, information at the level of intact proteoforms remains limited due to the high dynamic range of protein abundance and the complexity of post-translational modifications. To address this challenge, we introduce soluble plasma proteoform analysis via acetonitrile precipitation

The present study was motivated by the unusually large differences in solubility observed between two polymorphic forms of an antibiotic active pharmaceutical ingredient, oxytetracycline hydrochloride. These differences significantly exceed typical polymorphic solubility variations. Through detailed structural analysis, we demonstrate that forms I and II are not true polymorphs but pseudopolymorph

The emergence of large language models (LLMs) has made it easier than ever to create chatbots capable of generating human-like responses to user inputs. Moreover, improvements in text-to-speech and speech-to-text make it possible to converse with these systems, not just in text but also through speech. These improvements have led to an increase in chatbot applications across various contexts, such

Numerous studies show an association between military pressures and fiscal development, often based on cross-national correlations between wars and fiscal outcomes (e.g., tax ratios). However, investments in fiscal capacity may take time to yield higher tax revenues, obscuring the importance of factors that contributed to those investments. This article shifts attention from fiscal outcomes to the

Iridium ditelluride (IrTe2) as a two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenide (TMDC) has attracted significant attention as a promising catalyst for oxygen evolution reactions (OERs). Although its electrochemical performance has been explored, detailed surface–state analyses are essential to fully elucidate the underlying catalytic mechanisms. Here, we fabricated surface-modulated IrTe2 th