Sonja Sudimac
@sonjasudimac.bsky.social
Mobile MRI finally arrived! 🚀
Excited for the new adventures ahead and the incredible research possibilities this opens up for #Environmental #Neuroscience — putting neuroscience on wheels and into the real world 🚐🧠 Looking forward to seeing where the first expeditions will take us!
Excited for the new adventures ahead and the incredible research possibilities this opens up for #Environmental #Neuroscience — putting neuroscience on wheels and into the real world 🚐🧠 Looking forward to seeing where the first expeditions will take us!
Our new mobile MRI scanner brings state-of-the-art imaging directly to the field—without compromising data quality! Read more about the 1,5 Tesla and our plans with it: www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/newsroom/new...
#Neuroscience #FieldResearch #InnovationInScience #BrainScience #NewYearNewGoals
#Neuroscience #FieldResearch #InnovationInScience #BrainScience #NewYearNewGoals
On the move: MRI goes mobile
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January 13, 2026 at 3:13 PM
Mobile MRI finally arrived! 🚀
Excited for the new adventures ahead and the incredible research possibilities this opens up for #Environmental #Neuroscience — putting neuroscience on wheels and into the real world 🚐🧠 Looking forward to seeing where the first expeditions will take us!
Excited for the new adventures ahead and the incredible research possibilities this opens up for #Environmental #Neuroscience — putting neuroscience on wheels and into the real world 🚐🧠 Looking forward to seeing where the first expeditions will take us!
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LIFE alumna @sonjasudimac.bsky.social talks about her work.
Nature walks do good, right? CEN postdoc @sonjasudimac.bsky.social explores what neuroscientists know, and what we're yet to discover, about the links between nature exposure and mental/brain health. From the archive: why that's important for researchers and urban planners alike 🌱 shorturl.at/7oPXF
Does Going For a Walk In a Natural Environment Reduce Stress?
Researchers have long recognised that individuals living in cities experience a higher incidence of mental health issues than those living in the countryside.
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May 27, 2025 at 12:38 PM
LIFE alumna @sonjasudimac.bsky.social talks about her work.