The PhD student in Bioethics won second place with a project that proposes ethical solutions to mitigate algorithmic bias in artificial intelligence.

In a space for discussion and analysis, the Querida Amazonía group organized a panel discussion with prominent panelists from Latin America and specialists in Christian social doctrine.

Her thesis stands out for its ethical relevance, analytical depth, and social commitment in addressing contemporary clinical practices.

Experts presented education programs at a conference marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration to promote bioethical training and dialogue in Mexico and around the world.

The meeting promoted strategic dialogue on internationalization, research, and institutional development.

This event brought together experts from various fields to reflect on the historical, cultural, legal, nutritional, and gastronomic role of this grain as a central axis of Mexican identity.

During the event, held in Puebla and organized by RENASIM, the essential role of clinical bioethics in medical education through simulation was highlighted.

With the participation of Dr. María Elizabeth de los Ríos Uriarte, the event promoted an integrative vision of the individual in society.

The conference brought together experts, church authorities, and academics to reflect on current ethical challenges surrounding the dignity of human life.

Professor Elard Koch shared a scientific and humanistic vision of improving maternal and fetal health from the earliest stages of pregnancy at the School of Bioethics.