Traditional neuroscientific approaches on consciousness are typically either 1) searching for the neural correlates of consciousness, 2) proposing a model of some aspects of consciousness, or 3) developing mathematical theories of consciousness. In this talk, I propose another approach: a search for an isomorphism between consciousness and structure of information. This research program consists of: a) to characterize the structure of conscious phenomenology, b) to characterize the structure of information and c) to characterize the relationship between the two types of structures. I will present some of our preliminary work along this line of research.