Logo for NeuroTechnology Center

The NeuroTechnology Center at Columbia University

Contest Holder sarahboyd ?

Last Logged in : 973days4hrs ago

Concepts Submitted

127

Guaranteed Prize

200

Winner(s)

A Logo, Monogram, or Icon

All design entries are veiled from other designers till the end of the contest.

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Project: Logo for NeuroTechnology Center

Industry: Biomedicine Logo

Contest Launched: Sep 22, 2014

Selected: 1 winning design from 127 concepts

Winning Design by: macre8ive

Close Date: Oct 05, 2014

Concept #124

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Creative Brief

Project name

Logo for NeuroTechnology Center

Design Text

The NeuroTechnology Center at Columbia University

Tagline

Include this tagline in my logo.

Yes

Describe who/what this design is about

The vision of the center is an interacting network of tool-building laboratories that will create new neurotechniques that serve the Columbia University and the scientific community at large, forming one of the strongest neurotechnology groups in the world.

We would like something bold that conveys the vision of the NTC (above) and that is readily identifiable with the center. If someone were to make a brand for neurotechnology it would have to convey science, computation, technology, engineering, imaging, and the future as core themes.

Industry type

Biomedicine

What kind of design are you looking for?

How would you describe the effect in your logo:(Check all that apply)

Modern
Cutting-edge
Professional
High Tech

What colors would you like?

Black, grey and red

How many colors do you want in your design?

Do you have any additional suggestions or ideas?

The following is an example of a logo we like:

http://neurotechzone.com/posts/category/neurotechbusiness

We like the style of the logo (words and image as a neat square with the complete name- The NeuroTechnology Center at Columbia University), however, we prefer black, grey and red for the color scheme. Images is where we would like to differentiate from the standard images we see with an image search for neuro technology (e.g. transparent brains or simulated neurons firing/glowing).