Siamak Abdollahi

I am a Ph.D. graduate in philosophy at the University of Tehran, Iran (#1 in Best Universities in Iran), a Lecturer at Islamic Azad University (#2 in Best Universities in Iran), Mashhad campus, Mashhad, Iran, and a research fellow at the University of Religions and Denomination, Qom, Iran. My main current research interest is on the Hard Problem of Consciousness (HPC), and desire to work on my theory (SH: Subjective Holism) which could be a path for solving HPC, as a Postdoc or Ph.D. program. I was accepted into the University through the Iran National Internal Exam, which had over 500,000 applicants for Bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. Also, I am a lecturer-researcher in the philosophy of mind, Hume, Epistemology, Aesthetics, and History of Philosophy, who achieved second place in Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. alumni, and received the 2011 top award for master’s thesis from Mofid University, Iran. As well as, I am also an advisor for the Ph.D. thesis, a reviewer of the 48th International Hume Society Conference (Prague, Czech Republic), a reviewer of the Journal of Philosophy of Religion (Unversity of Tehran), a reviewer of the Journal of Existence and Knowledge (Mofid University, Iran), and a member of the editorial board at the Journal of New Events in Neuroscience (advisor for Neurophilosophy) at Iran University of Medical Sciences.