Sophie Stroisch
@sophiestroisch.bsky.social
👩💻PhDing at University of Groningen & University of Oldenburg | 📈Researching on mortality & health in 🇪🇺 cross-border regions
#30daychartchallenge
#Day2 - Slope
Training for the 1/4 Marathon in Rotterdam with just 2 weeks to go! 🏃♀️
So I was comparing my pace from the first and the last kilometres in a 5K vs. a 10K run. I might need a little boost for the last km on the big day! 🔥 🚀
#Day2 - Slope
Training for the 1/4 Marathon in Rotterdam with just 2 weeks to go! 🏃♀️
So I was comparing my pace from the first and the last kilometres in a 5K vs. a 10K run. I might need a little boost for the last km on the big day! 🔥 🚀
April 2, 2025 at 9:06 PM
#30daychartchallenge
#Day2 - Slope
Training for the 1/4 Marathon in Rotterdam with just 2 weeks to go! 🏃♀️
So I was comparing my pace from the first and the last kilometres in a 5K vs. a 10K run. I might need a little boost for the last km on the big day! 🔥 🚀
#Day2 - Slope
Training for the 1/4 Marathon in Rotterdam with just 2 weeks to go! 🏃♀️
So I was comparing my pace from the first and the last kilometres in a 5K vs. a 10K run. I might need a little boost for the last km on the big day! 🔥 🚀
#30daychartchallenge here we go!
#Day1 - Fraction
I was already 2 years into my PhD focused on EU border regions when I found out that nearly 30% of the population lives in border regions. I think that is quite a number, making it worth studying those often neglected regions 📊 📚
#Day1 - Fraction
I was already 2 years into my PhD focused on EU border regions when I found out that nearly 30% of the population lives in border regions. I think that is quite a number, making it worth studying those often neglected regions 📊 📚
April 1, 2025 at 8:41 PM
#30daychartchallenge here we go!
#Day1 - Fraction
I was already 2 years into my PhD focused on EU border regions when I found out that nearly 30% of the population lives in border regions. I think that is quite a number, making it worth studying those often neglected regions 📊 📚
#Day1 - Fraction
I was already 2 years into my PhD focused on EU border regions when I found out that nearly 30% of the population lives in border regions. I think that is quite a number, making it worth studying those often neglected regions 📊 📚