06/02/2026
“I'm grateful to have been part of such an unforgettable experience at the Ethics Medicine Innovation (EMI) Conference! Over two days, our team traveled from campus, attended sessions, and had the opportunity to present our poster, Ethical Considerations of Gene Therapy in Huntington’s Disease: A Review of AMT-130. We had so many meaningful conversations with attendees about gene therapy, ethics, access, and the future of medicine—it was amazing to see people engage with our work. Even more exciting—on day two, our group was honored with the Best Poster Award among all presenters! I'm so thankful for this opportunity, the memories, and the people we got to share it with.” - Faiza Sachwani
"Presenting at the Ethics Medicine Innovation (EMI) Conference was such a wonderful experience. The subjects that I learned about and the perspectives I heard from the other conference attendees were invaluable. I enjoyed listening to the insights of such a unique and diverse group of people. My group and I got to network with all kinds of professionals and scholars, from pediatric emergency physicians to philosophers of bioethics. I would love to return to this conference later on in my career when I can share even more knowledge and experiences with other people dedicated to improving the landscape of research and healthcare. I am extremely grateful to have been awarded the Undergraduate Research Travel Fellowship which allowed me to attend EMI during my senior year of college."
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Check out human foods and nutrition major Faiza Sachwani and honors biomedical sciences Esther Nwana's presentation at the Ethics Medicine Innovation conference here in Houston! We are happy to make opportunities like this possible for students with the Undergraduate Research Travel Fellowship!✈️
The Honors College at the University of Houston
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at UH