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![]() Submissions for the CompComm Logo Competition(Submissions were due by 2nd July 2004)Winners of the CompComm Logo Competition for the CompComm Logo CompetitionPaul and Kathy SehnkeSynopsis: "This logo represents some important molecular structural components of which the computing commission works with and works towards. The X-ray film, diffraction pattern, computer, beta strand and helix are surrounded by a line which symbolizes the box that contained the Beevers-Lipson Strips. These elements within the logo were and are necessary for the end result of solving a molecular structure." - Paul and Kathy Sehnke CompComm Newsletter Logo![]() CompComm Webpage Logo![]() CompComm Siena 2005 Logo![]()
Original filesZipped file containing Paul and Kathy Sehnke CompComm logos as the original Adobe Illustrator filesJuergen KopfSynopsis: "Some chemistry, some crystallography on my main tool" - Juergen Kopf CompComm Logos![]() ![]() Zipped file containing Juergen Kopf CompComm logos as the original PDF, EPS and Star Office files Nikos KourkoumelisCompComm Newsletter Logo![]() CompComm Webpage Logo![]() CompComm Siena 2005 Logo![]()
Original filesZipped file of the Zipped file containing Nikos Kourkoumelis CompComm logos as the original PaintShop Pro PSD formatMichael NippusSynopsis: "An Eulerian Cradle under computer control. The PC monitor showing the IUCr-scattering center. The CompComm is in the Phi-Circle. Keyboard ready for Hackers. The cradle's colour is green, since (nearly) all crystallographers are familiar with it." - Michael Nippus CompComm Logos![]() ![]() Zipped file containing Michael Nippus CompComm logos as JPGs and CDR file Armel Le BailSynopsis: "A computer, a programming language (FORTRAN is still there), and Crystallography can progress, otherwise not." - Armel Le Bail CompComm Newsletter Logo![]() CompComm Webpage Logo![]() CompComm Siena 2005 Logo![]()
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