Exhibition Rooms: Baykomm - Bayer Communication Center

Exhibition Rooms

Bayer:
Science For A Better Life

Our planet is home to over 6 billion people, and the number is rising by 220,000 everyday. How can we feed this growing number of people more effectively without destroying our environment? How can we improve the health of all mankind and prevent disease? How can we develop innovative materials and conserve resources at the same time?

At BayKomm, Bayer's Communication Center, eight exhibition rooms give answers to these and many other questions. The program is not about product advertising. Its purpose is to promote an interactive environment for demonstrating and discussing the real contributions Bayer has made to improving our quality of life.

Specially trained guides address the personal interests and concerns of visitors on every tour of the exhibition. The selection includes some 300 displays, models, short films, pictures and explanatory diagrams. It is a multimedia journey of discovery through the world of Bayer - an inventor company.

Sport-Leisure
The cross-section of a yacht shows the wide range of engineering polymers that make modern vessels lighter and faster and increase their service life. » more

Building/Construction/Home
The walls in the "Building, Construction and the Home" section open to reveal exciting examples of how chemical products are used throughout the home from basement to roof. » more

Transportation
This plastic concept car shows what modern engineering materials can do. » more

Information Technology
Soundboards made of plastic just seven millimeters thick create a completely new sound experience. » more

Corporate Social Responsibility
Two billion people do not have access to clean drinking water. How can we help these people? » more

Health Care
What happens inside a vein when a thrombosis develops? The mirrored wall provides a clear explanation. » more

Nutrition
"Nutritopia", an interactive simulation of the future. » more

Names-Facts-Figures
The Bayer Cross as depicted in art: "Icons of our Time" by H.A. Schult. » more