The Moroccan Consultative Association for the Use of Cannabis (AMCUC), and three national research structures have signed partnerships to deepen the various scientific and socio-economic aspects of cannabis .
Researchers from the Faunatura association in Murcia want to verify if the Fez skink, this rare reptile, is still alive or already dead. In this sense, they plan to carry out an expedition in northern Morocco from October 10 to 17.
The Moroccan foundation MAScIR has announced the upcoming launch of Hepatitis C diagnostic tests designed in Morocco. These tests, complying with the best international standards, will be produced and marketed by Moldiag.
A new species of dinosaur has just been discovered in Morocco, in a mine located in Boulahfa in the Middle Atlas, by a team of international researchers.
International and Moroccan archaeologists have announced the discovery near Essaouira of shell beads dating back 142,000 to 150,000 years. If their dating is confirmed, these jewels could be the oldest ever discovered in the world.
After the signing of agreements related to the manufacture and filling of the anti-Covid-19 vaccine and other vaccines in Morocco, Moroccan researchers have announced the start of the project for next December.
A Moroccan has just received the award for best teacher and academic of the year 2021 in India. The researcher was honored for his contributions in the field of teaching, mathematics training, didactics and scientific research.
A fireball passed through the Moroccan sky, in the northwest of the kingdom, at an altitude of about 128 kilometers and a speed of 245,000 km/h.
Morocco will be represented this year at the largest student social entrepreneurship competition by the Enactus team of the National School of Applied Sciences (ENSA) of Khouribga. This selection came after its victory in the national Enactus Morocco-Sustainable Innovation Gest 2021 competition.
Scientist Rachid Yazami denied all the rumors about his trip to the United States to develop his lithium-ion battery project.
Morocco is digitalizing the practical exams for obtaining driving licenses. This progress is the result of the scientific and technical research partnership on new technologies between NARSA and the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P).
Spanish researchers from the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) have recently indicated in a study that tsunamis possibly caused by directional fault jumps, such as the Averroes fault in the central zone of the Alboran Sea, could affect the northern coasts of Morocco.