That's a great question! Scientists have been trying to understand qualia for a long time, but it's a bit tricky because qualia are personal and subjective experiences that are difficult to measure or classify scientifically.

See, science usually deals with things that can be observed and measured objectively. But qualia are all about personal experiences that can't be directly measured by anyone else. For example, I can't see or feel the exact same things that you do.

However, scientists do try to study qualia by using different methods. They might ask people questions about their experiences, like what something tastes or feels like to them. They also use brain imaging techniques to see how our brains respond to different sensory experiences.

But even with these methods, it's hard to fully understand and classify qualia because they are so personal. Scientists are still working on finding ways to study and explain qualia better.

So, while we can't measure or classify qualia in the same way we do with other things in science, scientists are always curious and trying to learn more about these fascinating personal experiences.
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