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February 17th, 2006
Bayer participates in “NanoCare”
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Bayer is participating in the “NanoCare” research project, which aims to further enhance scientific analysis of nanomaterials. The project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, is focusing on the properties of nanoparticles to ensure that they pose no risk to humans and the environment when used in chemical materials. “NanoCare will provide a set of key basic principles for pioneering materials research and support the responsible use of innovative nanomaterials,” says Dr. Harald Pielartzik, Head of the Nanotechnology Working Group at Bayer.
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