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Data Democracy

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Department of Communications Colloquium

McClatchy Hall, S40 Studio, Stanford University

Monday February 5, 2024

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM PST

Data live in graphs and statistics.

They also live in music and visual art, and through them, in politics.

We will invite audience members to immerse themselves in multimedia representations of data and to re-imagine the ways scientific information drives cultural change.

© 2026 Ian Kim, The Threads — a visual representation of the subtle connections between biology, environment, and daily behavior; all rights reserved.

The Screenome: Unlocking the New Science of Everyday Life

Chord diagram by Kim et. al. 2026

An open-source platform for multimodal digital trace data collection from smartphones

What Your Phone Knows Could Help Scientists Understand Your Health

The Democracy of Sound. February 27 2026 6:00 PM PT. Building 120, S40. with Joey Baron, Robyn Schulkowsky, Fred Turner, Chris Chafe, Nilam Ram, and friends...

The Democracy of Sound

Figure 3. Survival functions (top panel) and cumulative hazard functions (bottom panel) for different levels of previous lapse duration (i.e., 0.5 days, 3 days).

Time-Related Considerations for Modeling Event-Based Data Collected via Ecological Momentary Assessment

How self-efficacy and response efficacy change with risk and adaptation behaviors during tropical cyclones

Predicting Daily Affect Valence: The Role of Perceived Control and Personality Traits

Demystifying Data Donation Methods to Advance Digital Health Research

Demystifying Data Donation Methods to Advance Digital Health Research

Tracking, modeling, and modifying human activity, performance, and health: Ideas emerging from the merging of super-intensive longitudinal paradigms and AI

The Psychology of Pain: Exploring the Effects of General Health as a Moderator Between Daily Perceived Control and Pain

Mapping the human screenome: Our vast digital lives

Mapping the human screenome: Our vast digital lives

Picture of (left to right) Rebecca Trockel, Tristan Peng, Julia Fischer, Nilam Ram, Parker Daley, Charles Shi, and Sam Prieto Serrano

Congratulations to the Graduating Members of the Change Lab!

The Evolution of EEG-Based Music Research: Methodological Transitions and Neurophysiological Insights from the 1970’s to the Present

Shockvertising: The Efficacy of Graphic Content on Social Media Campaigns for Animal Rights Non-Profits

Storms in the Screenome: An Analysis of Digital Information Acquisition During Extreme Weather Events

Evaluation and Comparison of Statistical Models for Intensive Longitudinal Data

Figure 1 & 2 from Positive Affect Dynamics by Anthony Ong, Egon, Dejonckheere, and Nilam Ram

Positive Affect Dynamics

Figure 2 from "Mindfulness from Me to We" by Shelley N. Aikman, Paul Verhaeghen, and Nilam Ram (2025)

Mindfulness from Me to We: A Randomized Control Trial on the Effects of an 8-week Mindfulness Intervention on Mindfulness, Well-Being, Mental Health, Compassion, and Prosociality

Bayesian Response Surface Analysis (BRSA) for Congruence Hypothesis

Person-Specific Analyses of Smartphone Use and Mental Health: Intensive Longitudinal Study

Individual (gray) and prototypical model-projected values of the outcome variable over time. Solid lines represent ADVI model predictions, and dashed lines represent MCMC model predictions. Prototypical trajectories represent individuals with group-mean (yellow), mean + 1 SD (red), and mean – 1 SD (green) values of one of the predictor variables.

Variational Inference as Tractable Approximation for Bayesian Models of Psychological Change Processes

Personality Differences Drive Conversational Dynamics: A High-Dimensional NLP Approach

Figure 2 in manuscript

Using State Space Grids to Quantify and Examine Dynamics of Dyadic Conversation

Results Image from Poster

“Screenertia” in the Screenome: Investigating Targeted Exposure to Graphic Content in Vulnerable Populations

Banner Image of Poster

The Attention Economy and Mental Health: Anxiety as a moderator between ADHD symptoms, phone use, and sleep

Banner Image of Multilevel Model Plots

Digital Behavior, Wellness, and Affect: Exploring the effects of wellness practices and digital help-seeking behavior on mental health

Figure 2 from Manuscript

Affective Sensitivity to Air Pollution (ASAP): Person-specific associations between daily air pollution and affective states

Cover Title: Get off your phone?!

Get Off Your Phone?? By Why?! Commentary on the Personal, Societal, and Corporate Motivations of Smartphone Use via Notifications and Creative Outlets

Emanuel Schikaneder as the first Papageno in Mozarts Die Zauberflöte. Front page of the original edition of the libretto of the Zauberflöte.

America’s Quietest Emergency: Exposing, identifying and analyzing suicide contagion in institutions of higher learning

Figure of four tutorials in thesis

Bayesian Methods Tutorials for Psychological Research

Stanford Psychology Podcast: Learning from The Human Screenome Project

Stanford Psychology Podcast: Learning from The Human Screenome Project

Modeling and managing behavior change in groups: A Boolean network method

Modeling and managing behavior change in groups: A Boolean network method

Climate Impacts of Digital Use Supply Chains

Climate Impacts of Digital Use Supply Chains

Summer 2024 Undergraduate Opportunities

Summer 2024 Undergraduate Opportunities

Barcode Plot of A Conversation

Data Science & Aging

Longitudinal Trajectory Plot

Stanford Mini-Conference on Longitudinal Methods

Kente Kristin Waterfall Plot

Winter 2024 Class: Ensemble Sonification Of Temporal Data

Time for Change

Time for Change

The Affective Dynamics of Everyday Digital Life: Opening Computational Possibility

The Affective Dynamics of Everyday Digital Life: Opening Computational Possibility

WIKI Image Long Beach, CA, USA

The Change Lab Goes To The Affective Science Annual Conference 2023 in Long Beach, CA

Cover Page Designed By Lavender Chen

The Change Lab Web Design Proposal

Analyzing Psychological Dynamics in the Multilevel Modeling Framework

Analyzing Psychological Dynamics in the Multilevel Modeling Framework

No Evidence that Digital Activity is Related to Long or Short-term Changes in Depressive Symptoms

No Evidence that Digital Activity is Related to Long or Short-term Changes in Depressive Symptoms