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|The latest polycarbonate roofing range ‘Extend your outdoor lifestyle’
Manufactured by Bayer MaterialScience Australia, the new Laserlite® range offers enhanced features to ensure ultimate comfort and design for outdoor living.
Bayer CropScience supports Summer Studentship Program
Bayer CropScience has entered into an agreement to support the Summer Studentship Program in the Division of Plant Industry at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). This program provides opportunities and support for undergraduate students to carry out research projects in the field of plant science. Bayer CropScience has committed to support the program over a period of five years, beginning in 2010.
Innovation Series 18 October 2010
Advancing Innovation in Agricultural Industries
The Innovation Series is delighted to announce, Joerg Ellmanns, Chairman and Senior Bayer Representative, Bayer Australia and New Zealand, Dr Bruce Lee, Director, Food Futures Flagship, CSIRO and David Hudson, Managing Director, SGA Solutions Pty Ltd will present at the forthcoming Innovation Series Sydney luncheon.
Bring biodiversity to life and win prizes
Call for entries for Bayer Science For A Better Life Competition.
Bayer Animal Health and ParaCo agree on access to lead molecules
Monheim (GER) /Hamilton (NZ), July 8, 2010 – Bayer Animal Health GmbH and ParaCo Technologies Limited, a 100% owned subsidiary of AgResearch, New Zealand’s largest Crown Research Institute, today announced they have signed an option agreement allowing Bayer exclusive access to ParaCo’s current lead molecules for testing and development in animal health. The focus in the foreseen activities lies in the research of parasiticides.
Australian beef and dairy producers to reap benefits of new distribution agreement
Bayer to make cattle reproduction products widely accessible to increase breeding capabilities and extend farm efficiency.
The Pill Turns 50
As the contraceptive pill celebrates its 50th year, leading organisations unite to ask Australian women their vision for future generations
International experts call for vets and pet owners to act
Growing threat to Australia from potentially lethal diseases
As experts from around the world met in New York last week to discuss the need for greater understanding of the threat posed by ticks, fleas and sand flies, Australian scientists call on veterinarians and dog-owners here to take action to protect dogs and people from potentially lethal diseases.
Early diagnosis and treatment key to Multiple Sclerosis quality of life
International and local multiple sclerosis experts have called for an early referral and treatment approach to prolong quality of life for patients, as part of the MS symposium - 15 years of experience, in Melbourne from March 19-21.
Queensland floods cause ‘Aussie Helpers’ to call on Bayer
Bayer is a proud partner of Aussie Helpers and supports the charity in many ways, including fundraising, volunteering and making use of Bayer products and networks in the rural sector.
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