All Articles of the New 31th Edition

Making Chemistry greener

Sometime, less is more. Chemists and engineers have been fine-tuning production processes for decades, in the pursuit of maximizing the overall quality, production volumes and level of efficiency.
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Turbocharging Photosynthesis

Portrait of Professor Tobias Erb

CO2 emissions are harmful to the environment and our climate. Prof. Tobias Erb is working on an artificial CO2-fixation cycle.
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Oncology

Small Molecules to Treat Cancer

Every tumor is different, which is why Bayer researchers are working on new, personalized forms of treatment which will use small molecules to target the causes of cancer.
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Interview

Professor Matthias Beller

The Director of the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis at the University of Rostock wants to use his research to make the chemical industry more sustainable.
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Phytotherapy

New Uses for Ancient Active Substances

Treating illnesses with leaves, flowers and roots: modern phytotherapy originated from the natural therapies practiced for thousands of years.
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November 18, 2019

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Phase III VICTORIA study with vericiguat in patients with worsening chronic heart failure meets primary endpoint more

Micronutrients

Food for the Mind

Using neuroscience methods, Australian researchers have demonstrated the beneficial effects of Berocca on the brain and its function.
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Biologicals

Tiny Microbes Revolutionizing Farming

Plants and soil bacteria have coexisted in a symbiosis from which both benefit for millions of years. Bayer researchers are now aiming to enhance this relationship.
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Bee Pest

The Small Hive Beetle

It originated in Sub-Saharan Africa and is currently destroying beehives in many regions of the world: the small hive beetle. How can scientists and beekeepers stop the invader?
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Hemophilia

New Treatment Strategies for Hemophilia

Hemophilia A is a hereditary disease which is caused by a thoroughly researched defect in a specific gene…
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Closing in on Cancer

Interview with Henriette Stoy

Henriette Stoy searched for a new treatment method to make therapy more tolerable for patients. research talked to the biochemist.
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Cancer Research

Portrait of Dr. Hans-Georg Lerchen

Dr. Hans-Georg Lerchen conducts research into new cancer treatments, with antibody-drug conjugates that could make chemotherapy more tolerable for patients.
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Crop Protection

Invasive Plants in the United States

Invasive plants are spreading in the United States. A Bayer herbicide could help to control these invaders while leaving native plants unscathed.
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Environmental Protection

Dr. Tilghman Hall: From Greenpeace to Bayer

From Greenpeace to Bayer: Dr. Tilghman Hall makes crop protection products safer. A portrait of the scientist on a mission to protect the environment.
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Farmers in India

Simply Smart Agriculture

The livelihoods of many Indian small-holders are threatened by financial problems. The Kamal Kisan company helps them by developing affordable equipment.
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Aspirin Social Innovation Award

Quick Test for Snake Venom

Dr. Maduwage is a man of many talents: inventor, toxicologist - and snake charmer. He has now developed a quick test for detecting snake venom in blood.
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Healthcare App for Africa

Diagnosis to Go

Many patients in Africa have no access to medical care. The Bisa Health App connects patients with doctors – without having to meet in person.
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Thrombosis Research Award 2017

Protection against a Second Stroke

A team of neurologists from Basel investigated novel anticoagulants and received the Thrombosis Research Award 2017 from the Bayer Science & Education Foundation in recognition of their work.
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Mobile Student Lab

Using Experiments to Boost Language Skills

In a mobile student lab, refugee children explore scientific methods while also improving their language skills.
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Optogenetics

Controlling Cells with Light Signals

Bayer researchers are aiming to use optogenetics, a still relatively young discipline, to improve substance screening and discover active substances.
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