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Performance featuring spherical amplification.ArteScienzaMUSA Museo degli Strumenti Musicali, Rome (IT)Opificio Sonoro20/07/2025From the program “¡SCODANIBBIO!”:Scodanibbio, Stefano (1956-2012, IT) – Dos Abismos (for classical guitar) [1992]
Performances featuring spherical amplification.SIGNAL +Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich (CH)kHaus, Basel (CH)w/Duo Signal13 + 14/09/2025From the program:Fernández Ezquerra, Nuño (*1992, ES) — An Atlas of the Infinite (part I) (for voice, saxophone, trombone, cello, e-guitar and electronics) [2025]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Wie du warst! Wie du bist!Bernhard Theater, Opernhaus Zurich, Zurich (CH)20/09/2025Steen-Andersen, Simon (*1976, DK) — Wie du warst! Wie du bist! (Music theater) [2025] WP
Performance featuring spherical amplification.THE GAPAltes Krematorium Sihlfeld, Zurich (CH)Collegium Novum Zurich & Ensemble Contrechamps27/09/2025Rosenberger, Katharina (*1971, CH) — THE GAP (Performance-Installation) [2025]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.#2 aufbrechen (quatre scènes)Brunnenhof Studio 1, Zurich (CH)Collegium Novum Zurich30/10/2025From the program:Iannotta, Clara (*1983, IT) – a stir among the stars, a making way (for large ensemble) [2019-20]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Wien ModernMozart Saal, Wiener Konzerthaus, Wien (AT)Klangforum Wien09/11/2025From the program:Lachenmann, Helmut (*1935) – “…zwei Gefühle…”, Musik mit Leonardo (for speakers and ensemble) [1992]Billone, Pierluigi (*1960) – ME (Studie für Ensemble) [2025] WP
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Zyklus #1 “LOOM”Berio Saal, Wiener Konzerthaus, Wien (AT)Ensemble PHACE 18/11/2025From the program:Kishino, Malika (*1971) – Sensitive Chaos (for 7 instruments) [2010]Kaleli, Emre Sihan – Adjacent Rooms, a Part of a Labyrinth (for ensemble) [2025]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Perfect contradictionReaktor, Wien (AT)Ensemble PHACE16/12/2025From the program:Cheng, Huihui (*1985, CN) – Sonic Leak (for e-guitar, sax, percussion and piano) [2020]Ivicevic, Mirela (*1980) — Lil (for e-guitar, saxophone, cello and electronics) [2022]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Roland Schueler Atelier Wien (AT)Solo17.12.2025Program:Dufourt, Hugues (*1943, FR) – La Cité des Saules (for e-guitar) [1997]Romitelli, Fausto (1963-2004, IT) – Trash TV Trance (for e-guitar) [2002]Billone, Pierluigi (*1960, IT) – Sgorgo Y (for e-guitar) [2012]
Performance featuring spherical amplification.Zyklus #2 “The Travel Agency is on Fire” Berio Saal, Wiener Konzerthaus, Wien (AT)Ensemble PHACE 23/01/2026PHACE Michael Krenn, saxophone Manuel Alcaraz Clemente, percussion Francesco Palmieri, electric guitar Roland Schueler, electric violoncello Mathilde Housiangou, synthesizeSarah Maria Sun, voiceProgram:Lang, Bernhard (*1957) – The Travel Agency is
Background: Cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) are the main constituents of the tumor microenvironment. Several studies have delineated CAF heterogeneity in different types of tumors, however, it is still unknown how the distinct CAF transcriptional profiles are established during tumor progression. Methods: We reanalyzed a previously published single-cell RNA-sequencing dataset of MMTV-PyMT tum
The concept of integrated risk management (IRM) has developed as a response to more interconnected and complex contexts. To investigate how the concept is used and what is meant with integration in the scientific literature, a research profiling was carried out across all kinds of risk management applications. 1094 publications from scientific journals, conference proceedings, and books were inclu
This volume shows that waste, in both how it is produced and how it is construed, can serve as a revelatory lens through which the social world itself may be critically re-examined and assessed. Drawing on related interdisciplinary interests for waste, it presents contributions that address the thematic concerns of materiality, society, economy, and temporality. The aim is to offer an introduction
This thesis clarifies and highlights how selected parts of Swedish law in the field of health care relate to different ways of understanding events that have caused or could have caused patient injury: a systems perspective and an individual perspective, respectively. It thus examines how the law and its application relate to conflicts between supporting openness and learning based on a systems pe
Background: The six-minute walk distance (6MWD) is a measure of functional capacity and a frequently used endpoint in clinical trials investigating transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM). We evaluated the clinical utility of the 6MWD by quantifying the gap between the expected and observed physical performance and estimating its determinants. Methods: Outpatients with wild-type (ATTRwt)-CM
Using megahertz x-ray free electron laser imaging with x-ray pulses of ~25 femtoseconds and a machine-learning strategy, we have conducted comprehensive in situ imaging studies on the dynamics of cavitation bubble clouds in ultrasound fields at the SPB/SFX beamline of the European XFEL. The research unambiguously revealed the quasi-simultaneous implosion of multiple bubbles and simultaneous collap
The paper of Dunbar (2025) on social stress is a strong demonstration that stress in itself can have a purely cognitive origin. The paper shows that the cognitive system can have profound impacts on the hypothalamus. As detailed in my commentary, this opens up new avenues of how to interpret psychiatric conditions, placebo, and other associations between perceptions and vegetative functions in the
Entangled photons carry nontrivial quantum correlations that defy classical physics and provide new tools for monitoring quantum dynamics in molecules. The use of low-flux entangled photons in molecular spectroscopy has been proposed in the past to probe excited-state dynamics with enhanced temporal and spectral resolutions. However, these techniques have been challenging to implement experimental
