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The age of social distancing brings the relationship between embodiment and audiovisuality to the fore in many contexts where it may not have been previously explored. The massive implications for performing arts and ethnographic research are immediately evident, but social distancing restricts all forms of face-to-face embodied encounter, derailing many of the most prevalent strategies for pedagogy, health, celebration, protest, intimacy, and the sharing of knowledge.

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The IJPADM dedicated issues in 2013 and 2014 to the topic of digital documentation of dance and performance. Since that time, digital annotation initiatives have increased dramatically raising new questions not only related to the digitisation of bodily practices, but also how we understand and value them. Therefore, this issue is intended as a platform for reflection on the implications of digital annotation for our critical comprehension of such practices.

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With the support of the Österreich-Fonds the FWF started the fourth call for applications in the doc.funds-programme.

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With the support of the Nationalstiftung the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) is issuing for the first time a call for #ConnectingMinds in 2020. This new programme is designed to encourage researchers to include non-academic stakeholders in their research processes.

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The OeAW awards up to eight fellowships per year to holders of a doctorate or PhD in the humanities and social and cultural sciences in order to assist in the transition to the post-doc phase.

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This programme of the Max Kade Foundation in New York supports scholars from all research disciplines who wish to visit the USA for research purposes.

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APART-GSK is a funding programme for excellent junior scholars in the humanities and the social and cultural sciences (GSK) in the first post-doc phase of their careers. The programme seeks to offer opportunities for extraordinary young researchers on the path to scholarly independence to acquire open-topic funding by themselves and with their own research ideas.

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The Karl Sczuka Prize for Works of Radio Art, established by the SWR in 1955, will be awarded this year for the 59th time. The invitation to submit works is public and the award consists of a main prize, endowed with 12.500 euros.

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