Sofia Carozza

The adaptive stochasticity hypothesis: modelling equifinality, multifinality and adaptation to adversity

The paper models stochasticity in brain development using generative networks and finds that stochastic variation increases under weaker constraints and correlates with socioeconomic status in neurodiverse children.

Early adversity changes the economic conditions of structural brain network organisation

This paper uses computational modeling to show that early adversity increases stochasticity in the formation of structural brain networks in mice.

Socio-economic disadvantage is associated with alterations in brain wiring economy

The paper uses generative network models to show that socio-economic disadvantage in children is linked to altered brain network development, specifically slower modularity emergence.