140 journalists from around 40 countries came to discover why Bayer’s work is so special and complex, and how people benefit from it. Bayer CEO Dr. Marijn Dekkers and Kemal Malik, member of the Bayer Board of Management responsible for Innovation, explained what Bayer and its 113,000 employees are w
► Fungicide and pesticide innovations with Bayer ✔ Modern agricultural practices with Bayer Crop Science ✔ http://www.bayer.com/ ► Bayer TV International: The official Bayer company Youtube-Channel - Science For A Better Life. Craig and Danne Reed made the move: After years in the IT industry, they
Learn more about the founders of Bayer and how the company became what it is today.
After the reestablishment of Bayer in 1951 the company is growing rapidly. Products like Aspirin or the CD change and improve the life of many people.
Oncology research at Bayer is committed to improving the lives of cancer patients. Our researchers are working together with external partners to develop new therapeutic approaches to this disease. "We develop therapies that enable the patient’s body to detect cancer cells and then defeat them its
Demographic change is impacting health care systems, with a growing number of chronic diseases and the increasing occurrence of multiple conditions. At the same time, people are taking a more active role in managing their own health. Bayer focuses on researching, developing and marketing specialty-f
We want to advance the next generation of agriculture. We are driven to help farmers big and small meet the food, feed and fiber demands of a growing world, while preserving our planet’s limited natural resources for generations to come.
Self-care forms the foundation of health care, and is quickly becoming the way that people manage their own health. We provide consumers with the tools, knowledge and resources to effectively practice self-care through the use of over-the-counter medicines, nutritional supplements and other self-car
This new video from Bayer in Dormagen offers an overview of the work areas used by the Crop Science division at our versatile production site on the Rhine. Over 1000 employees give their best here every day to advance Bayer's vision of "Health for all, Hunger for none".
They are so small that Nihat Yildirim, pepper farmer from Turkey, cannot see them with his naked eye. But worldwide the worms destroy more than ten percent of the yield every year. Nihat Yildirim is placing his hopes on a new product from Bayer, which is currently being introduced into the market in
Excerpts from the speech by Werner Baumann, CEO of Bayer AG, at the virtual Annual General Meeting in 2020.
They are transmitted by mosquitoes and can lead to death when untreated: Heart worms. They are well known in the Mediterranean area and in North America. Now researchers at Bayer are working on a new active ingredient, hope for dogs and dog owners. Visit our channel for more interesting science vid
