Aarti A Pandit is a researcher and consciousness theorist whose work explores the nature of consciousness, subjective experience and the informational patterns underlying cognition and behaviour.
Her research centres on her discovery of a pattern-based system for understanding how consciousness works, which she has named the Encoded Pattern Systems (EPS) Theory of Consciousness. The EPS framework examines how encoded informational patterns may emerge through experience, become stabilised, influence perception, learning, behaviour and identity and potentially contribute to continuity beyond a biological lifetime.
Her research interests span …
Aarti A Pandit is a researcher and consciousness theorist whose work explores the nature of consciousness, subjective experience and the informational patterns underlying cognition and behaviour.
Her research centres on her discovery of a pattern-based system for understanding how consciousness works, which she has named the Encoded Pattern Systems (EPS) Theory of Consciousness. The EPS framework examines how encoded informational patterns may emerge through experience, become stabilised, influence perception, learning, behaviour and identity and potentially contribute to continuity beyond a biological lifetime.
Her research interests span consciousness studies, cognitive science, metacognition, cognition, mindfulness, attention, neuro-creativity, neuro-manifestation and quantum-informational interpretations of consciousness. Through EPS, she investigates cognitive evolution, hidden informational patterns, pattern continuity and the possible implications of quantum-information perspectives for understanding consciousness and human experience.
She is the author of several research papers exploring different dimensions of the EPS framework and is expanding this work into a broader research programme connecting consciousness studies, cognitive neuroscience, information theory, quantum interpretations and human performance. Her research aims to develop conceptually coherent and testable models connecting subjective experience, cognition, adaptation and human transformation.