The Expertise Center for PHosphate contributed to discussions on OCP’s 2025 Roadmap
<p>On the 11th of January, Maroc Phosphore I (MP1) hosted a seminar bringing together stakeholders, including UM6P through its Expertise Center for PHosphate (CEPH), to discuss the ambitions outlined in its 2025 Roadmap.</p>
<p>The event focused on OCP Group’s strategic priorities, including the expansion of the Safi industrial platform, the development of a new operating model, and advancements in innovation and R&D.</p>
ACT School youth collaborated on creative videos for the upcoming UM6P’s Science Week
<p>This week, ACT School youth from Youssoufia, Khouribga, and El Jadida participated in a video residency and challenge within UM6P campus in Benguerir.</p>
<p>Under the guidance of the writer Zakaria Bychlifen, they created short videos for the storytelling contest linked to UM6P’s Science Week, "Imagining the Future: Limits, Ethics, Security."</p>
The Globe Digest #50: App creates time-lapse videos of the body for telemedicine
<p>A new app developed by Cornell researchers helps users record highly accurate time-lapse videos of body parts – a surprisingly difficult task and an unmet need in remote medicine and telehealth applications.</p>
Greenit student club explored digital innovation for renewable energy
<p>On the 11<sup>th</sup> of January, the Greenit student club, in collaboration with Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement (SOLE), organized a workshop titled "Digital Innovation for Renewable Energies: Building Sustainable Solutions for Morocco" at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>
ReBuild Challenge students explored Ifrane Park to develop their projects’ ideas
<p>On the 11<sup>th</sup> of January, ReBuild, in collaboration with the Social Experience Program, organized a mission to Ifrane Park for UM6P students participating in the second edition of the ReBuild Challenge. The students visited key park sites, engaged with the Ifrane Park Directorate, and explored cooperatives to develop their project ideas.</p>
UM6P France explored creativity and dialogue with Mahi Binebine
<p>On the 16<sup>th</sup> of January, UM6P France welcomed the renowned Moroccan author and artist Mahi Binebine for a cultural evening celebrating the release of his latest novel, <i>La Nuit Nous Emportera</i>, and the opening of his art exhibition.</p>
Africa Initiative's Weekly News Digest on its 68th edition
<p>The UM6P Africa Initiative entity is announcing the release of the 68<sup>th</sup> edition of the Africa Initiative's Weekly News Digest. The main objective is to share with UM6P community members the latest news, opportunities, and events from across the continent.</p>
<p>We invite you to stay informed and engaged with the evolving developments shaping Africa's growth and future. To consult the 68<sup>th</sup> edition, please click on the link below : </p>
Hult Prize opening ceremony engaged students in entrepreneurship and sustainability
<p>On the 9<sup>th</sup> of January, the Hult Prize student club, in collaboration with Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement (SOLE), organized the opening ceremony of the Hult Prize at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>
<p>The event brought together around 50 students with a shared interest in entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainability. The ceremony featured the National Coordinator of the Hult Prize Morocco, who introduced the competition and its framework, emphasizing the importance of social entrepreneurship.</p>
UGF organized the 5th edition of the scientific committee meetings for the APRA Program
<p>On the 15<sup>th</sup> and 16<sup>th</sup> of January, UGF organized the 5th edition of the scientific committee meetings for the Applied Multidisciplinary Research (APRA) program at University Mohammed VI Polytechnic’s campus in Benguerir.</p>
Sneak Peek #41: A green fuels breakthrough: bio-engineering bacteria to become ‘hydrogen nanoreactors
<p>Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Department of Engineering Science have made major advances towards realising green hydrogen – the production of hydrogen by splitting water, powered by renewable energy</p>
<p>Their approach, which focuses on bio-engineering bacteria to become ‘hydrogen nanoreactors’, could open the way towards a cost-effective, zero carbon method of generating hydrogen fuels.</p>