Bayer and Peking University Enter Fourth Phase of Partnership to Advance Drug Discovery

Germany-based pharmaceutical giant Bayer (ETR: BAYN) has entered its fourth phase of partnership with the esteemed Peking University. This collaboration aims to strengthen the translation of basic research in key medical fields, including oncology, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, immunity, and cell and gene therapy, with the goal of generating novel drugs. The partnership is set to accelerate Bayer’s drug research and development efforts, marking a significant step in the advancement of medical science.

Historical Collaboration and Continued Support
The initial collaboration between Bayer and Peking University began in 2014, with subsequent renewals in 2017 and 2020. The latest agreement sees Bayer financially backing joint research and development programs, demonstrating the company’s commitment to fostering scientific innovation. Additionally, Bayer will reward scientists at Peking University who make exceptional contributions to life sciences and drug innovation, encouraging further breakthroughs in these critical fields.

Enhancing Translational Research and Drug Development
The partnership’s focus on translating basic research into tangible medical advancements aligns with Bayer’s mission to improve patient outcomes. By supporting joint R&D programs and recognizing scientific excellence, Bayer and Peking University are poised to make significant strides in the development of new therapies and treatments for a range of diseases.-Fineline Info & Tech

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