Bayer: Science For A Better Life - research

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Contents

Research for the second green revolution
Title story

When genes get crossed
Integrated breeding for high-quality fruit and vegetables

Selectively through any barrier
Optimum formulations for pesticidal active substances

DNA analysis to find mutations
Molecular biology reveals resistance in weeds

Fighting fungal infestation and heat shock
A fungicide with anti-stress potential

Solutions for a brighter future
Editorial

Using energy efficiently and reducing CO₂
Oxygen depolarized cathode

PUre climate protection
“Green plastics” as substitutes for petrochemistry

The trick with the pores
Nature as the model: energy-saving separation of emulsions

"Our innovation capability makes the difference"
Dr. Wolfgang Plischke on the importance and further expansion of research at Bayer:

Fast track to safe drugs
Research programs for more effective drug development

“Endurance is the key to achieving your goal”
A crop protection researcher with long-term success: Dr. Reiner Fischer

Lungs under too much pressure
Riociguat: new active ingredient to combat difficult breathing

The secret life of termites
Genetic fingerprinting helps keep track of insects

Repairs in the nanocosmos
Otto Bayer Prize awarded to Professor Thomas Carell

Glimmer of light for the eye
Artificial proteins to combat macular degeneration

Research networking
Bayer scientists involved in numerous international research collaborations

Rapidly reaping the benefits of intensified cooperation
Essay: Professor Peter Gruss, President of the Max Planck Society

Silky smooth skin and hair
Polyurethanes for effective cosmetics without solvents

Aphid control with mathematics
Computer simulation for effective pesticides

Hope of rapid pain relief
New approaches to gynecological therapies for chronic women’s diseases

Cut and paste
Polyurethanes help to seal wounds effectively