Shen Pan | 潘屾 - Research

Shen Pan | 潘屾

Overview

One strand of my research is concerned with central issues in philosophy of mind and cognitive science, such as the nature of conscious perception, boundary between perception and cognition, and cognitive architecture. My dissertation is an attempt to approach these issues all at once through the lens of memory and time.

The other strand of my research is more practice-oriented. I am currently working on a number of projects at the intersection of bioethics and cognitive science related to decision-making, nudging, and informed consent. I also have projects in the early stages of development in research ethics, placebo, and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

Recent & Upcoming Talks

Philosophy of Time Naturalized.
International Association for the Philosophy of Time 8th Annual Conference.
113th Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2022 APA Eastern Division.
Time and Memory Workshop, Hang Seng Centre for Cognitive Studies, University of Sheffield.
MindGrad 2021: The Consciousness of Time, University of Warwick.

Articles

No doing without time (with Peter Carruthers), Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2019, 42(e270). [DOI]

What is so special about episodic memory: Lessons from the system-experience distinction, Synthese, 2022, 200(5). [DOI]
Déjà vu may be gist recognition (with Peter Carruthers), Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2023, 46(e371). [DOI]
Identity-based decisional capacity and psychedelic treatments: furthering the case against psychedelic ethical exceptionalism (with David Wendler), American Journal of Bioethics, 2025, 25(1). [DOI]
Memory, anticipation, and future-bias (with Andrew J. Latham, Kristie Miller, James Norton, and Rasmus Pedersen), Philosophical Psychology, 2025. [DOI]
A solution without a problem (with Anurima Chattopadhyay and Holly A. Taylor), American Journal of Bioethics, 2025. [DOI]
Using supported decision-making to promote value-aligned research participation (with Robert D. Dinerstein and David Wendler), The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, forthcoming.
Altered temporality in life-threatening danger: approaching philosophy of time naturalistically through edge cases, in Time in Science and Metaphysics, eds. Adrian Bardon and Heather Dyke (Cambridge University Press), forthcoming.
A paper on autonomy and identity-based decisional capacity (in preparation)
A paper on authentic decision-making in research participation (in preparation)
A paper on temporal relief and future bias (under review)
A paper on temporal passage phenomenology (draft available upon request)

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