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Emma, alongside Nicole Chora, was chosen to represent Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth at the NSBE2025 Annual Convention Career Fair in Chicago.

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Emma is a Biomedical Engineering PhD student working to bridge the gender health gap by creating technologies to improve women's health. Her current research focuses on the pressing needs and challenges within maternal health and how to leverage human-centered design to improve patient clinical outcomes.
Check out her portfolio here: link

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