Bayer, Ernst

Bayer, Ernst (pp. 54, 234, Plate 10) born in 1927 in Ludwigshafen/Rhine, studied chemistry in Heidelberg, Freiburg/Br. Dr. rer. nat. 1954, from 1958 at the Technical University, Karlsruhe and University of Tubingen, there associate professor in 1962, full professor in 1965. 

Who had produced the Zyclon B gas Neither Tesch nor his assistant had answered that question. American investigators discovered that I.G. Farbenindustrie had invented Zyclon B and for years had sold and distributed it directly from the Bayer sales agency in Leverkusen, headed by Wilhelm Ernst Mann, under Professor Hoerlein. 

Kuhlmann J. The applications of biomarkers in early clinical drug development to improve decision-making processes. Pharma Center, Bayer Health Care AG, Wuppertal, Germany. Ernst Schering Research Eoundation Workshop, Volume 59, 2007. pp. 29-45. 

Von Ernst Bayer, Professor fur organische Chemic an der Universitat Tubingen... 

Difunctional cyanate ester monomers were discovered 30 years ago by Ernst Grigat, an organic chemist now retired from Bayer of Levetkusen, Germany, who was also the first to succeed in making organic cyanate esters at all. Bayer licensed dicyanate/polycyanurate technology to Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co., Tokyo, and to the then Celanese Corp., New York City. Mitsubishi improved the resin by copolymerization of bisphenol A dicyanate with the bis-(maleimide) of 4,4 -methylenedianiline. 

Prof. Dr. Ernst Bayer Institut fiir Organische chemie Universitat Tubingen Auf der Morgenstelle 18 D 7400 Tubingen, FRG. 

To Prof. John C. Bailar, Jr., who has been my Doktorvater in the fullest sense, will always go my deepest gratitude. I am also grateful to my coworkers, post-docs, and students who have contributed to this research. Finally, my thanks are due to Prof. Ernst Bayer and the other members of the staff of Tubingen Universitat for many stimulating discussions and the cooperation and hospitality extended me during 1968-69. 

The historiography of industrial research has until recently concentrated either on the development of modem research laboratories or on the influence of external researchers on specific enterprises. The first to investigate the institutional history of industrial research was John J. Beer, who did so using mainly the example of Bayer. Georg Meyer-Thurow presented a more detailed analysis of research at the same firm." The work of Ernst Homburg further developed this institutional... 

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