Bayer Multimedia: Photo Gallery
 The familiar Bayer Cross welcomes visitors to the company’s 300-acre campus in Robinson Township. » Download |
 Greg Babe, President and CEO of Bayer Corporation and Bayer MaterialScience LLC » View Bio » Download |
 The American and Bayer flags fly high at the US headquarters in Pittsburgh. » Download |
 Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Bayer’s newly acquired MEDRAD affiliate is a worldwide leader of medical devices and services that enable or enhance diagnostic and therapeutic imaging procedures. » Download |
 MEDRAD Indianola » Download |
 Children using the interactive Making Science Make Sense kiosk at the Pittsburgh International Airport » Download |
 On March 4, 1960, Mobay moved from temporary offices on Route 19 in South Hills into its newly constructed Building One on what was then a 24-acre site in Robinson Township. Today, Bayer’s North American headquarters complex has grown to 17 buildings spread over 300 acres. » Download |
 Mobay came to town and established an early presence for its polyurethane products with this March, 1958 window display in the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. » Download |
 In a June, 2000 White House ceremony, William Jefferson Clinton presented Rebecca Lucore, Manager of Communications at Bayer Corporation, with the President’s Service Award in national recognition of the company’s Making Science Make Sense® (MSMS) initiative. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, MSMS is a company-wide program that advances science literacy across the U.S. through hands-on, inquiry-based science learning, employee volunteerism and public education. The President’s Service Award is bestowed annually for volunteer community service aimed at solving the country’s most critical social problems. » Download |
 On April 3, 1995, the company known first as Mobay and then as Miles, Inc. was renamed Bayer Corporation — a right that trademark issues had long denied in the United States. For the first time in 75 years, Bayer presented a single familiar face to Pittsburgh and around the world. » Download |
 Bayer worked with IBM in 1994 to produce the first-ever cosmetic computer parts for commercial use that incorporate recycled plastic. The parts, which combined reclaimed resin with virgin polycarbonate blend, proved to be economically competitive with those made of virgin-only material. » Download |
 This Bayer employee is one of more than 1,200 Making Science Make Sense volunteers nationwide who share their time and talent in classrooms to engage students in hands-on science. » Download |
 Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Bayer’s Making Science Make Sense® (MSMS) initiative promotes science literacy in the classroom with a hands-on, inquiry based approach. The program, which Bayer established in 1995, operates nationally through a public education campaign led by former astronaut and Bayer spokesperson Dr. Mae Jemison, and locally through employee volunteers from resident Bayer sites across the United States. » Download |
 Water is the sustainable foundation for AURA Infusion Technology, a coloration process invented by Bayer in 2001. The innovation broadened creative options for the industrial design community because it enabled processors to custom dye and decorate plastic parts after manufacture by dipping them in a benign aqueous bath. » Download |
 Bayer: Science For A Better Life” captures Bayer’s identity as an inventor company engaged in intensive future-oriented research. The slogan, unveiled in 2005, spearheads a comprehensive image campaign featuring examples that demonstrate how products and developments from Bayer HealthCare, Bayer CropScience and Bayer MaterialScience contribute to improving quality of life. » Download |
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 An 18-ft. replica of the Bayer logo stands atop Building Four on the company’s Robinson Township campus. Erected in 2005, the illuminated Bayer Cross is visible at all hours to the thousands of commuters who travel the airport corridor each day. » Download |
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 Bayer Logo Large Version (Usage above 50mm » Download |
 Bayer Logo Small Version (Usage 15mm to 50mm) » Download |
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