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|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.
Judges ready to be impressed at Bayer Innovations Awards
Auckland - Bayer, a global leader in innovation, is pleased to announce the judges for the upcoming Bayer Innovators Awards 2010. Dr Steve Henry, Rick Christie and Professor Jacqueline Rowarth will preside over the search for New Zealand’s top innovators.
Search begins for New Zealand’s leading innovators
Bayer, a global leader in innovation, is looking for New Zealand’s most innovative people to enter the Bayer Innovators Awards, in association with the National Business Review.
Far reaching recommendations from scholarship students
Better river management plans, extending bans on shellfish collection, planting more totara forests and implementing rat control programmes to help save endangered native skinks are just some of the recommendations to come from the 2009/2010 Bayerboost Environmental Scholarship winners.
New dual lice treatment a world-first
- New Zealand developed pour-on treatment - Major technological advancement
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.
Agreement to demonstrate sustainability of new crop production systems
Bayer CropScience and CSIRO expand research cooperation to assess the system-wide environmental impact of new crops
Monheim, March 18, 2010 – Bayer CropScience and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s national research agency, are expanding their collaboration to assess the sustainability of new generation crops. The two-year agreement will develop and apply models to assess the system-wide consequences of new generation cereals in the context of global environmental and food security challenges.
Bayer launches New Zealand Animal Health website
web-based tools aimed at farmers and veterinarians
Future Scientists of New Zealand get Funding Boost
Six top students from throughout New Zealand are the new beneficiaries of an environmental research scheme funded by Bayer New Zealand Ltd. The students, selected from among 45 entries, are from Invercargill, Christchurch, Palmerston North, Otago and two from Wellington.
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