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Damian K. F. Pang M.Sc.

About

Damian K. F. Pang, M.Sc., is an aviator, entrepreneur, scientist, and philosopher. His primary research focus is on consciousness, perception, and memory, and he has uncovered a subliminal sensory buffer store (SSBS), which plays a key role in the conscious perception of vague and ambiguous stimuli. His other research interests include the philosophy of mind and the differences and similarities between human cognition and artificial intelligence (AI).

Recent Posts
A Brief History of Neuroscience

The story of neuroscience had many twists and turns that were fuelled by new inventions, competing theories, and bitter rivalries. Here is a brief history of neuroscience.

The story of neuroscience had many twists and turns that were fuelled by new inventions, competing theories, and bitter rivalries. Here is a brief history of neuroscience.

How Our Neurobiology Shapes Our Daily Lives

A better understanding of our neurobiology could help us make desired changes and lead healthier, happier, more fulfilled lives.

A better understanding of our neurobiology could help us make desired changes and lead healthier, happier, more fulfilled lives.

The Staggering Complexity of the Human Brain

Billions of neurons and trillions of connections are only one part of the brain's astounding complexity. Its function and how it produces consciousness is an even greater mystery.

Billions of neurons and trillions of connections are only one part of the brain's astounding complexity. Its function and how it produces consciousness is an even greater mystery.

The Mysteries of an Aware Mind in an Unresponsive Body

What is it like to be trapped inside an unresponsive body? A look at the inspirational stories, creative scientific approaches, and how meaning can be found in adversity.

What is it like to be trapped inside an unresponsive body? A look at the inspirational stories, creative scientific approaches, and how meaning can be found in adversity.

Ancient Concepts of the Mind, Brain (and Soul)

How did ancient cultures view the mind and brain? A brief look at three ancient civilizations shows that our understanding of the mind and neuroscience is a modern concept.

How did ancient cultures view the mind and brain? A brief look at three ancient civilizations shows that our understanding of the mind and neuroscience is a modern concept.