Ting Fung Ho is a second year PhD student from the philosophy department. Being fascinated by phenomenal experience and its implication on the relation between human and world, he worked mostly on phenomenology during his undergraduate years in Hong Kong. After coming to Penn, he broadens his approach to the issue by incorporating cognitive science in his research. He is currently a member of the Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN) certificate program. Before joining the Penn Humanities Forum, he has presented his work on color in professional conferences. On top of phenomenal experience narrowly defined, he is also interested in aesthetics, the relation between perception and cognition, the interaction between language and thought and how historical figures like Kant shed light on these contemporary issues. Other than philosophy, he has a huge passion for singing and spends most of his leisure time practicing and thinking about what singing is (which is probably still a philosophical issue).