Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 06/08/2026They used computational phenotyping to assess long-term memory and activity wristbands to track sleep, and found that, even in healthy undergrads, both changes in sleep regularity and duration affect long-term memory. Full paper here : 2/2 www.researchgate.net/publication/... 110
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 26/06/2026I think I scored the golden ticket and I'm gonna pin this 020
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 03/05/2026I'm serious: The characters literally spend 90 minutes talking about being aware of one's own prejudice and privilege. They engage in heated but thoughtful discussions. They sometimes feel shame but change their minds 110
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 16/03/2026Proud fanboy moment here: I am at #SXSW and I just saw a screening of Hokum (it's fantastic!) from Damian McCarthy (Oddity, Caveat). I choked on asking questions but I got a chance to take a selfie with him! 001
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 09/02/2026This is such a cool tool! Here is my side of the galaxy 100
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 09/02/2026Glad to know we are gravitating in the same local cluster :-) 110
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 13/09/2025Our sample was a bit small, so we ran MANY tests to ensure that our findings were solid (validations, cross-validation, permutations, step-wise regressor removals…). Our results survived all of these tests! Most importantly, ALL the networks identified by our analysis were STORAGE networks. 110
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 13/09/2025With the model results in hand, we went back to the brain data, and examined which patterns of brain connectivity at rest best account for individual differences in the speed of forgetting. A machine-learning technique identified only 8 connectivity patterns between 9 networks. 110
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 13/09/2025I’ll spare you the details but suffice to say that the model explains the behavioral data surprisingly well: it predicts almost every response and response time of every participant. And it does so by fitting ONE parameter only, the speed at which information is lost from memory 120
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 13/09/2025Memory involves brain activity at rest (especially in the DMN), while “storage” and “retrieval” involve different brain networks. So, we can test our hypotheses using individual differences: Does more forgetting show different resting-state brain activity in the storage or in the retrieval regions? 130
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 16/08/2025Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to share my greatest scientific contribution at the 32nd ACT-R workshop, captured for posterity by Zoom's voice-to-speech feature: 030
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 04/08/2025Ha ha ha of course! This is what I was watching last time Chantel was away! 100
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 01/03/2025Rubio is exactly Tom Hagen in this scene of Succession 000
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 15/01/2024Together with Christian Lebiere , Robert Thomson, Patrick Rice, Briana Smith , and Don Morrison , we have done a deep dive and outlined how the different ACT-R equations and assumptions match to know brain processes and circuits. 2/4 210
Andrea Stocco @andreastocco.com · 09/10/2023That is so cool 😃 I asked because we do have horses at home --- here they are! 160