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Articles from research, 15^th Edition

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Venturing into the nanocosmos
New dimensions for Bayer research

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The fascinating world of nanotechnology
Bayer researchers conquer the nanocosmos

(PDF 208 KB)

Detective with X-ray vision
Structural analysis for crop protection research

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The world's tiniest perfume bottles
Microcapsules give textiles a delicate fragrance

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Securely wrapped
Nanoparticles make Durethan® films airtight and glossy

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A show of lights in the interests of medicine
Nanoparticles give a more reliable diagnosis

(PDF 160 KB)

Essay: First evolution, then revolution
The benefits of nanotechnology

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Hot competition
Full cells made of ceramic oxide

(PDF 216 KB)

Outwitting the viruses
Successful control of herpes

(PDF 220 KB)

To keep the motor running
Blood test warns of heart failure

(PDF 57 KB)

Biomolecules targeted
Otto Bayer Prize 2003 awarded to Professor Christian Griesinger

(PDF 60 KB)

Extreme elasticity
New adhesives move into the construction industry

(PDF 173 KB)

Protective coating
New seed treatment helps to combat western corn rootworm

(PDF 143 KB)

A champion featherweight
New plastic for automotive manufacturing

(PDF 182 KB)

Virtual journey trough the body
Software simulates drug absorption

(PDF 205 KB)

Voraciuos beasts approaching!
Pests from Bayer's Monheim Research Center

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Raw power harnessed
Virtual crash tests improve pedestrian safety on the road

(PDF 152 KB)

Creative architects
Catalysts produce tailor-made plastics

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Double whammy for fungi
New fungicides provides useful plants with dual protection

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Putting a hopeful prospect to the test
Raf kinase inhibitor in clinical trials

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