Maria Koponen

Maria Koponen is a doctoral researcher at the Department of Neuroscience and Biomedical Engineering, School of Science, with a focus on advanced brain stimulation and imaging technologies. She actively contributes to methodological innovations in preclinical research environments.

• Active research in 2023-2025: Ultra-high-field MRI integration with multi-coil TMS systems
• Key methodologies: Electromagnetic field modeling, neuromodulation hardware design, stress analysis in medical devices

Research Interests:
Maria Koponen specializes in Electrical Brain Stimulation, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technologies. Her work addresses challenges in Neuromodulation, Neural Interfaces, and MRI-TMS Integration for preclinical applications.

Publication Trends:
Recent publications demonstrate expertise in Multichannel TMS Systems, Magnetic Field Engineering, and Biomechanical Modeling for high-field MRI compatibility. Key themes include Neural Stimulation Optimization, Stress Analysis in Medical Devices, and Imaging Neuroscience advancements.

Collaborative Activities:
Organized two major international events in 2024: Science Factory: TMS–EEG Summer School and Workshop and the International Conference on Bioelectromagnetism. Collaborates with institutions in fields such as MRI Safety, Neural Circuit Mapping, and Biomedical Device Development.