Science Logos
This page shows some mock ups of possible science based logos as extensions of the symbol described in A Universal Symbol for Science, an attempt to create a symbol or logo that represents science in a general fashion, following the idea published in Newscientist by Paul Root Wolpe. One of the criteria for such a symbol is to be able to extend it to include the identifier of other entities who wish to be seen as supporters of science. Here a few possible ones using well known logos from science organisations. None of them endorsed or authorised by these organisations, of course, so please don’t use them in any official capacity. What do you think?
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Medicine symbol from Royal Society of Medicine.
Atomic symbol from Wikipedia.org.
Newscientist logo and images from Newscientist.com.
Bilology Helix symbol adapted from DNA Double Helix by Radu on DesignMoo.com.









