UM6P Files 91 Patents, Focusing on Circular Economy and Innovations
Between 2018 and 2026, UM6P filed 91 patents, with over half dedicated to circular economy initiatives. The university's innovations range from anti-cheating devices to battery material production, indicating a significant shift towards industrial applications and global competitiveness.

UM6P has filed 91 patents from 2018 to 2026, with a notable focus on the circular economy, targeting waste valorization. Among these, over half address innovative techniques for resource optimization, including two key processes: reverse flotation and demetallization.
The university has transitioned several inventions beyond laboratory settings, such as an anti-cheating system for national exams and laser technology now exported to the United States. The establishment of NGB Materials aims to produce battery components from phosphoric acid, integrating Morocco into the global supply chain for electric vehicle batteries. This shift emphasizes the value of intellectual property over raw materials, a significant evolution for the institution.




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