Our research focuses on the nature of conscious experiences and their relation to other cognitive capacities, like attention, emotions or memory. We are particularly interested in understanding the first-person perspective and how it relates to action. For this purpose we combine the tools of analytic philosophy with critical study of the empirical evidence in cognitive psychology and neurosciences.

These are the main lines of research that we are exploring:

1. To investigate whether a materialistic framework is compatible with the existence of consciousness and to understand the role that the first-person perspective plays in the problem of consciousness.

2. To offer an understanding of the first-person perspective in informational terms appealing to informational and complexity theory.

3. To understand the relation between first-person information and episodic memory.

4. To understand the role that first-person information plays in responsibility attributions.