Scanners
The core elements of the facility are three whole-body, clinical MRI scanners supplied by Siemens:
3T MAGNETOM Prisma Fit:
a high performance and multi-purpose wholebody system for many kinds of research and clinical applications
Learn more about the 3T MAGNETOM Prisma Fit.
7T MAGNETOM:
on the edge of clinical utility and developing the next wave of scientific breakthroughs
Learn more about the 7T MAGNETOM.
9.4T MAGNETOM:
one of only a few such systems world-wide, providing unparalleled insights into the working of the brain and body
Mock scanner:
Scannexus offers a dummy system to simulate fMRI experiments, the Mock scanner. This includes simulation of the MRI scanner trigger, as well as the possibility to play scanner sounds to a subject. With a head motion sensor, it also has the possibility to train a subject to avoid head motion.
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for all systems
Scannexus offers a range of stimulus and peripheral equipment for the Mock scanner, 3T, 7T, and 9.4T MRI scanners, such as:
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the 3T and 7T
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the 7T and 9.4T
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the Mock scanner
Software for Stimulus PC
There are different kinds of software that can be used. The software that is most often used can be supported by us. The most common software used is:
Neurobs Presentation
MATLAB (including Psychtoolbox)
PsychoPy
TurboBrainVoyager (real-time fMRI)
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for all systems
Scannexus offers a range of stimulus and peripheral equipment for the Mock scanner, 3T, 7T, and 9.4T MRI scanners, such as:
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the 3T and 7T
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the 7T and 9.4T
Stimulus and Peripheral equipment for the Mock scanner
Software for Stimulus PC
There are different kinds of software that can be used. The software that is most often used can be supported by us. The most common software used is:
· Neurobs Presentation
· MATLAB (including Psychtoolbox)
· PsychoPy
· TurboBrainVoyager (real-time fMRI)