Our international projects
UEMF develops projects internationally with academic, institutional, economic and scientific partners.
High-impact research projects, serving innovation and sustainable development
Euromed University of Fes leads or co-leads numerous applied research projects in partnership with academic, industrial and governmental institutions, in Morocco and internationally. These projects illustrate the richness and diversity of the themes addressed by UEMF research teams: health, energy, environment, innovative materials, heritage, sustainable agriculture, advanced technologies, entrepreneurship and social innovation.
Each project testifies to a strong commitment to technology transfer, the creation of socioeconomic value and knowledge sharing. Several are supported by major international actors such as CNRS (France), the Agence Française de Développement or the European Commission.
Our flagship projects flagship
Thermoplastic reinforcement by additive manufacturing, a project of the Hassan II Academy of Sciences and Technology in partnership with Safran Group.
REMARKABLE project on rural environmental monitoring via wide-area networks and distributed federated learning, funded by the European Commission.
MORHEL project, funded by the European Commission.
BiONET project, supported by the European Commission.
MLUMSE project, funded by the European Commission.
Development of a composite biomaterial for bone tissue engineering, within the Hubert Curien TOUBKAL partnership between CNRST and CNRS.
Production of green diesel by hydroc racking of oils using low-cost heterogeneous catalysts, Québec–Morocco cooperation.
Our flagship projects flagship
Expansion of the Medina Museum of Fez, a joint project between the Hassan II Academy/Safran/UEMF.
Development of lanthanide-functionalized dendrimers for optical imaging, in partnership CNRS (France) / CNRST (Morocco).
Manufacture of composites for aeronautics by autoclave, a project of the Hassan II Academy/Safran Group.
Implementation of a regional Agritech innovation and entrepreneurship hub, supported by the Agence Française de Développement (PRIE Agritech).
Engineering of nanomaterials from renewable resources, within the EMMAG program (Erasmus Europe network).
Development of catalysts derived from biomass waste for hydrogen production, Québec–Morocco cooperation.
Initiative of the Moroccan entrepreneurial university, supported by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service).