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Lightning Lessons at ASPIRE

What Is a Lightning Lesson?

Lightning lesson presentations are short-form talks unlike traditional meeting presentations, panels or lectures. Each speaker gets seven (7) to minutes to present and may use a limited number of slides. The point of a Lightning Lesson presentation is to briefly present a main point on a single topic. This presentation format challenges presenters to delineate the highlights of their work and explain its importance in a very brief period. 

Lightning Lessons will be presented in the ASPIRE Theater, located in the exhibition hall.

Schedule
Lightning Lesson Presentation Schedule
  Tues. Oct. 14 Wed. Oct. 15 Thurs. Oct. 16
9:05 - 9:12 am   Introducing NASA’s Multi-Aircraft Operations Working Group
Mike Politowicz, Samantha Emerson NASA Langley Research Center, Aptima		 Global Views on Generative Artificial Intelligence
Maria Fields, Yili Liu, Xingqiao Li, University of Michigan
9:13 - 9:20 am   Design Considerations for Future Multi-Aircraft Operations In An Integrated Airspace
Mark Shikerman, Wisk		 Designing Generative AI Teammates with Collaborative Skills
Yvonne Farah, Michael Dorneich, Iowa State University
9:21 - 9:28 am   Scalable Remote Crew Design Considerations for Multi-Aircraft Operators and OEMs
George Gorospe, Daniel Nguyen, NASA Langley Research Center, Aptima		 Joint Activity Testing: Revealing AI Vulnerabilities Hiding in Plain Sight
Dane Morey, Ohio State University
11:05 - 11:12 am Conducting User Research Using XR
Hallie MacEldowney, Lenovo		 Verification and Validation of Multi-Aircraft Operations
Wendy Ljungren, Anzen Unmanned		 Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Consciousness with Applications to AI and Robots
Robert C. Sugarman, Stavatti Aerospace, Ltd.
11:13 - 11:20 am Quantifying the Qualitative with Biosensing
*Joseph Artuso, Conor Russomanno, OpenBCI, Inc.		 An update from the “Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems” Subgroup of the NASA Multi-Aircraft Operations Working Group
Scott Scheff, HF Designworks		 How Can I Evaluate If My AI Design Is What I am Thinking
Abhinay Paladugu, Ohio State University
11:21 - 11:28 am I know it's not Real, but it Feels Real: Examining Human Perceptions to Emotionally Responsive Agents
Andres Rosero, George Mason University		 An Update from the “Interventions & Exceptions” Subgroup of the NASA Multi-Aircraft Operations Working Group
Scott Scheff, HF Designworks		 You've been framed!: Incongruent Information Framing Modulates Impact of Algorithm Recommendation in Human-AI Teams
Mimi Cai, Ohio State University
2:35 - 2:42 pm Stop Lagging and Start Leading with Ergo Process Metrics
Alison Heller-Ono, Worksite International		 Combining Human Factors & Data Science to Master Industry 5.0
Ghazal Shah Abadi,
Iowa State University		 Traveling from Fiction to Future : Ethical Design Principles for AI-Integrated Extended Reality Workplaces
Esha Mahendran, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
2:43 - 2:50 pm Macrocognitive Functions for Convergent Manufacturing Operator Knowledge Transfer
Jacqueline Brandon, Blane Fillingim, Mike Rayo, Ohio State University		 Six Common Reasons Ergonomics Deployments Fail — And How to Fix Them
Blake McGowan, Velocity EHS		 Beyond Deployment: A Review of Needs for Continuous Assurance for Human–AI Interaction
Abigail Post, Martijn Ijtsma, Ohio State University
2:51 - 2:58 pm Measuring Perceptions of Technology Product Inclusivity with the PTPI Scale
Carmen Van Ommen, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach		 Arming Yourself for Success with the Ergonomics Assessment Toolkit
Sheree Gibson, Ergonomics Applications & Susan Kotowski, University of Cincinnati
 		 The Construct of Transparency in HRI
JP Tiger, George Mason University
4:05 - 4:12 pm Team Taxonomies in Recreational Diving
Liam D. Brennan, Jenna Korentsides, Elizabeth H. Lazzara, Joseph R. Keebler, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University		 The Science of Dance: Biomechanical Perspectives on Indigenous Motion for Cultural Preservation and Cultural Ergonomics
Chidubem Nuela Enebechi, Barrett Caldwell, Purdue University		 CyInternational - A Peer Support Mobile Application for International Students
Visruta Aiyer
 
4:13 - 4:20 pm Introducing Braiding, A Text-based Communication Tool to Mitigate Signal Latency and Support Collaboration and Connectedness between Crewmembers Who Live and Work in Space and Their Support on Earth
Ute Fischer, Kathleen Mosier, Rob Brougham, Josef Schmid, Georgia Institute of Technology		 Meta-Analysis of Mental Resources: Reaching a Verdict on Whether Brain Constructs Drive Losses of Vigilance
Salim Adam Mouloua, George Mason University		 Leveraging Multi-Disciplinary Team Projects for Human Factors & Ergonomics Student Success
Liam D. Brennan
 
4:21 - 4:28 pm Identifying Drivers of Major Adverse Cardiac Events in MIMIC-IV: A Comparative Analysis with the CADILLAC Risk Score
Emily Garcia, Zachary J. Hass, Purdue University		    

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