Empirical Support for Higher-Order Theories of Conscious Awareness - this is published in TICS together with the philosopher David Rosenthal. sums up why the prefrontal cortex is important for awareness, and how our views differ from others

Volition and the functions of consciousness - a chapter in Gazzaniga's book that explains why current claims about functions of sensory awareness are problematic, and what we can do about it.

Are we studying consciousness yet? - my critique on the state-of-the-art, and why we should never use task performance capacity (e.g. % correct, d') as a measure of sensory awareness

Theoretical motivations for investigating the neural correlates of consciousness - a survey of some the different views currently available in the field, and reflections on why brain imaging studies on this topic may not be totally useless

A Higher-Order Bayesian Decision Theory of Perceptual Consciousness - I come to regret the title of this paper. Some must have thought "Higher-Order Bayesian" is something technically sophisticated. It is not (nothing I do is!). The "higher-order" come from "higher-order representationalism" in philosophy. This is a conceptual sketch of what I think could be a promising model that accounts for sensory awareness.

More coming soon... stay tuned.