Workshop: “Exploring Opportunities in Pharmacy”
Exploring the diverse professional opportunities within the field of Pharmacy and its future innovations! Tuesday, March...
July 8, 2025
Tag: Science in Action
Prof. Rachid Guerraoui Named Among the 100 Most Influential Africans of 2024
Named Among Africa’s Most Influential People Acknowledge for the pioneering work towards distributed computing, Prof. Rachid Guerraoui is awarded as one of the 100 most influential...
UM6P Researchers Awarded Grand Prize at IIFME 2025 in Kuwait
UM6P Researchers Win Grand Prize at IIFME 2025 for Tech Innovation Pioneering advancements in document security,...
Communicating Science #02: From Marginal to Farmland: Biosaline Agriculture’s Promise in Water-Scarce Lands
Biosaline Agriculture: Turning Saline Lands into Productive Farms With salinity threatening global agriculture, scientists explore salt-tolerant...
Carbon Farming at UM6P: Revolutionizing Sustainable Agriculture in Africa
Unveiling the Future of Agriculture: The Power of Carbon Farming Carbon farming practices such as cover...
Seminar: Origins & Causality: Exploring the Big Questions Together
Exploring the origins of the universe and the deep connections between science, philosophy, and faith! March...
Science in Action #03: From Venom to Cure – Anas Bedraoui’s Biomedical Breakthroughs
Transforming Nature’s Most Potent Toxins into Medicine Science in Action | By Times Of Um6p For...
Prof. Ali Benmakhlouf explored Montaigne and His Translators at the learning center’s “Author’s Masterclass” series
Exploring the power of translation in philosophy! On February 27, UM6P’s Learning Center welcomed Prof. Ali...
Science Pulse #01: Why Should AI in Medicine Embrace an African Perspective?
AI-Powered Pathology: Addressing Africa’s Shortage of Specialists Africa faces a significant shortage of pathologists, a crucial...
Science and civilization: on the history of Senegal and Africa in world time.
In this episode of the show “Science and Civilization,“ Mr. Ali Benmakhlouf speaks with Mr. Mamadou...