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Painting Proteins with Dyes: Prof. Kai Johnsson

A passion for tinkering means the 2022 Hansen Family Award winner is now looking at biosensors for home use. Sophie Fessl finds out more in an interview with Prof. Kai Johnsson.

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Sedan summt Science@School project

Stinging monsters? Not at all: Honey bees are very popular at the Gymnasium Sedanstraße in Wuppertal. The "Beekeeper AG" has already harvested kilos of honey, the hive is monitored with cameras and sensors.

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Meet our 2022 Scientific Fellowship Awardees

Meet the brilliant young researchers who are breaking boundaries as part of Bayer Foundation's 2022 cohort of scientific fellowship awardees. Find out more about their cutting-edge projects in Drug Discovery, Agriculture and Medical Sciences!

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Publication How social innovators in Africa can be supported to build inclusive health solutions

Imagine living in a remote village in Ogun State, Nigeria. You suffer from hypertension, arthritis, and poor eyesight. You are dependent on medication, but the nearest pharmacy is in Lagos – a complicated bus ride away. In a country of 200 million inhabitants, where there are only 5,000 pharmacies, you are not alone. In comparison, France has a population of 66.5 million people and has more than 22,000 pharmacies.

Health for All and Hunger for None

Painting Proteins with Dyes: Prof. Kai Johnsson

Sedan summt Science@School project

Meet our 2022 Scientific Fellowship Awardees

Publication How social innovators in Africa can be supported to build inclusive health solutions

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