Logos for great scientists
Designed by Kapil Bhagat for Science Day in India, these logos for great scientists have been gathered by imgur into a trellis-style presentation:
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Preserving endangered species — of gut microbes
On vetting TED(x) events – a suggestion
Crick’s letter to son, aged 12, explaining DNA structure model
13 Responses to “Logos for great scientists”
Brilliant!
They’re fun, eh? I’m a bit disappointed at the DNA, though.
Well Grant, they ARE making $ out of DNA!!
Look closer at the DNA in the logo to see my concern 😉
There’s more at Science Typography:
http://visual.ly/science-typography-01
(H/T: Alison Campbell.)
I love the one for Einstein 🙂
Schrodinger! Outstanding 😀
I like McClintock’s too, but then I’m a big fan of hers in general!
There’s a logo for a New Zealander now too (Rutherford).
Alison, I like it too, but I have to admit it also reminds me of ‘that’ big M company! (Whose name we shall not utter here…!)
Cath, The Schrödinger one is good eh? Your mentioning it reminds me that I had once thought to try a post on Boltzmann who, like Schrödinger, has his equation on his grave. I meant to visit Boltzmann’s grave while I was briefly in Vienna last year, but in the end couldn’t fit it in before I moved on to Slovenia because the cemetery is a bit of a dogleg out of town. Boltzmann’s equation features in molecular simulations, which is where I know it from. There’s a nice picture from Schrödinger’s grave on Flickr.
[…] I remarked to a reader, I was “a bit disappointed at the DNA” in the logo for Watson and Crick. (That’s not the DNA model they’re famous […]
About that problem with the Watson & Crick logo:
https://sciblogs.co.nz/code-for-life/2013/07/22/how-to-spot-a-badly-draw-dna-helix/
I would like to add:
Linn aeus [in italics]
Could someone please explain the Schrodinger one to me. I just cant figure it out
I’m sorry, but you’ll want to provide a link – I don’t know what you’re looking at.