Ever wondered if we all really see the same colors?
At CoRN2025, our keynote speaker, Sascha Benjamin Fink, will revisit the classic inverted spectrum problem. To learn more about this topic, check out the article by Payachana Victoria Chareunsouk.

Link: substack.com/home/post/p-...

When you imagine your best friend’s face, do you actually see it? Some minds are full of vivid pictures, others see only darkness. 🧠Dr. Joel Pearson, our keynote speaker at CoRN2025, explores this spectrum of imagination. Read the full article at substack.com/home/post/p-...

We are honored to welcome Professor Sascha Fink as our new keynote speaker. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, Professors Patricia Churchland and Fiona Macpherson will no longer be joining us at this year’s CoRN. Despite this change, we have many exciting events and activities planned.

Jonathan Schooler, a distinguished professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of California Santa Barbara, is one of our keynote speakers at CoRN 2025!
We also have a featured article exploring his work, written by CCCN lab members here
corn2025.substack.com/p/jonathan-s...

We’re excited to welcome Ajahn Jayasaro as a special guest speaker at #CoRN2025!
His views offer a unique blend of tradition and insight that connects meaningfully with how we study the mind today.
Read more in Dr. Klairung Iso’s article: corn2025.substack.com/p/ajahn-jaya...

Registration for the #CoRN2025 is still open!
Link: www.conresnet.org/registration... 
Join us this August to discuss and listen to new exciting ideas from people around the world!
#CoRN2025 #Neuroscience #Psychology #Philosophy #Consciousness #MindAndBrain #CognitiveScience

Is it possible to understand human consciousness? Chattarin Poungtubtim and Kitnipat Boonyadhammakul write about the general scientific framework and research methods used in neuroscience and psychology to study the conscious mind

open.substack.com/pub/corn2025...

What is it like to be you, right now?
A spotlight on the stage of the mind.
Memories, senses, meaning—all performing.

But what if the stage breaks?
When chaos floods in and nothing makes sense?

Read on:
substack.com/@corn2025/p-...
By Dr. Passaporn Lorterapong & Dr. Pramote Sukanich

How do we know if something is conscious?
It’s the big question CoRN (Consciousness Research Network) wants to understand. Curious? Check out the thought-provoking article by Payachana Chareunsouk

Let’s dive into the mystery of consciousness together.
open.substack.com/pub/corn2025...

Dehaene's question "How does the brain code our thoughts? " leads to four theories that aim to explain consciousness.

Read this article written by Phare, a member of CCCN Lab in Thailand.

(Infographic by Kanokwanwijit wongsook)

Consciousness to us is a warm hug, a familiar laughter, or the quiet pulse of nostalgia--it is the delicate poetry of everyday life. But what is consciousness in philosophy and science?

Read this article written by Joe, a member at CCCN Lab, Thailand: corn2025.substack.com/p/what-is-co...

CoRN 2025 – Join the 5th Consciousness Research Network Meeting in Bangkok, Aug 5–8, 2025! Explore neuroscience, psychology, philosophy & mind studies.

✨ Public Lecture: Patricia Churchland
🧘 Special Guest: Ajahn Jayasaro
📢 Abstracts due Mar 31 (Extended)

🔗 conresnet.org/corn-2025.html

#CoRN2025

CoRN 2025 – Join the 5th Consciousness Research Network Meeting in Bangkok, Aug 5–8, 2025! Explore neuroscience, psychology, philosophy & mind studies.

✨ Public Lecture: Patricia Churchland
🧘 Special Guest: Ajahn Jayasaro
📢 Abstracts due Mar 31 (Extended)

🔗 conresnet.org/corn-2025.html

#CoRN2025