Conferences & Talks MINDxAI Lab Presents Across Transportation and Healthcare Tracks at ASPIRE HFES 2025
ASPIRE HFES Annual Meeting 2025
The MINDxAI Lab contributed one lecture and two posters at the ASPIRE HFES 2025 Annual Meeting, spanning the Surface Transportation and Healthcare tracks.
Lecture | Surface Transportation Track
Impact of Aggressive Driving on Road Safety: A Systematic Review
This systematic review integrates diverse research on aggressive driving into a unified, multi-stage framework linking psychological, behavioral, and systemic factors shaping road safety.
- Location: Grand Hall J
- Date and Time: October 14, 3:40-4:00 PM CDT
- Student Lead: Yan Chen
Poster | Healthcare Track
Understanding Communication Barriers in Healthcare: A Review
This work examines how linguistic, cultural, psychological, and cognitive factors jointly shape communication failures in healthcare and how adaptive human-AI systems can enhance patient-centered care.
- Location: Riverside East
- Date and Time: Wednesday, October 15, 5:30-6:30 PM CDT
- Student Lead: Moajjem Hossain Chowdhury
Poster | Undergraduate Special Highlight
An Analysis of Operational Processes in Coffee Shops Aimed at Improving Baristas' Response to Highly-Customized Orders
This senior-student project from ISE 380 marks the first time undergraduate students from the University of Louisville Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering had a poster accepted at HFES.
- Location: Riverside East
- Date and Time: Wednesday, October 15, 5:30-6:30 PM CDT
From Dr. Liu:
Excited to share our lab's contributions at the ASPIRE HFES 2025 Annual Meeting. This year, our MINDxAI Lab is presenting one lecture and two posters across the Surface Transportation and Healthcare tracks - all led by my outstanding students.
The aggressive driving systematic review is led by my Ph.D. student Yan Chen, who is doing an incredible job connecting human factors and AI-driven modeling to real-world transportation systems.
The healthcare communication barriers poster is led by Ph.D. student Moajjem Hossain Chowdhury.
The undergraduate coffee-shop operations project is especially meaningful because it marks the first time UofL ISE undergraduate students have had a poster accepted at HFES.