Together, the two created a piece that reflects her research on knowledge co-production in the face of water scarcity on the island of Öland in the Baltic Sea. In the process, the two were guided by the Science Lab’s director Elisabet Ljungar. I think that we managed to communicate emotions, a fear of water scarcity, but also moved people with our story. I am extremely happy and grateful for the result.”Will you be able to take this experience with you in your future research? Ahead of the performances, Centre researcher Thorsten Blenckner took part in an introductory talk explaining why music and science should meet.