Stockholm university
SUBIC - Stockholm University Brain Imaging Centre

Facilities and equipment

SUBIC has equipment for MRI, X-ray microscopy, EEG, TMS and eye-tracking.

The facility is open to researchers from Stockholm University as well as other Swedish universities.

Cost reduction model for larger projects

From January 2024, new prices are implemented as below.

Service Price (SEK)* Unit  Booking Units  Minimal Booking
MRI - regular 2 750 Full hour 15 minutes  30 minutes
MRI – 1 July to 15 August 2 250 Full hour 15 minutes  30 minutes
X-ray microscope 1 800 Hour 1 hour  1 hour
  15 000 Day Day  1 Day
  100 000 3 Months    
  240 000 Year    
EEG laboratory 660 Full hour 15 minutes  15 minutes
Mock Scanner room 660 Full hour 15 minutes  15 minutes
Wet laboratory 440 Full hour 15 minutes  15 minutes

Price and availability for additional service (e.g. data analysis, scanning assistance, beamtime application assistance) can be queried.

MR scanning assistant course – 1500 kr
MR scanning operator course – 2500 kr

* 18% overhead is added for users from other universities or public agencies. Non-academic users pay other rates. 

 

X-ray microscope

At SUBIC, we use a Xradia Versa 520 for X-ray imaging experiments. Xradia Versa 520 is the industry’s most comprehensive submicron X-ray imaging solution for advanced scientific research.

SUBIC’s X-ray microscope: Xradia Versa 520

Starting, running and finishing a project with X-ray

Foraminifera fossil. Sample from Prof. Helen Coxall. Scanned at SUBIC X-ray lab. (left) 3D rendering of the scan. (right) Virtual dissecting showing the structure of multiple chambers.

 

 

MRI scanner

SUBIC operates a Siemens Prisma 3 Tesla whole-body MRI.

About our MR equipment

How to start and run an MR project at SUBIC

The MR camera at SUBIC. Photo by Lena Katarina Johansson
 

Electroencephalography, EEG

SUBIC operates a 32/64-channel BioSemi Active 2 EEG system.

EEG Equipment

 

 

SUBIC Safety Guidelines

Link to SUBIC safety guidelines

SUBIC Safety Guidelines

Last updated: February 10, 2025

Source: Department of Linguistics

On this page

mainArticlePageLayout

{
  "dimensions": [
    {
      "id": "department.categorydimension.subject",
      "name": "Global categories",
      "enumerable": true,
      "entities": [],
      "localizations": {}
    },
    {
      "id": "department.categorydimension.tag.Keywords",
      "name": "Keywords",
      "enumerable": false,
      "entities": [],
      "localizations": {}
    },
    {
      "id": "department.categorydimension.tag.Person",
      "name": "Person",
      "enumerable": false,
      "entities": [],
      "localizations": {}
    },
    {
      "id": "department.categorydimension.tag.Tag",
      "name": "Tag",
      "enumerable": false,
      "entities": [],
      "localizations": {}
    },
    {
      "id": "webb2021.categorydimension.Keyword",
      "name": "Keywords (Webb 2021)",
      "enumerable": false,
      "entities": [],
      "localizations": {}
    }
  ]
}