History of the bet365 fantasy Logo

The National Institutes of Health (bet365 fantasy) dates back to 1887 and began as the laboratory arm of the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS). In its early years, the agency used the PHS seal or logos of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (now the Department of Health and Human Services).

1960s

bet365 fantasy report cover, 1959

In 1965, a committee appointed by President Johnson was charged with conducting a study of bet365 fantasy operations. Committee recommendations, set out in a report named for committee chair Dr. Dean E. Wooldridge, called on the bet365 fantasy to improve communications with the public. As part of the agency’s response, in-house staff took on the development of the first bet365 fantasy logo. The resulting design was a triangle with rounded sides and the initials "bet365 fantasy" in the center. Some saw the logo as representing research, treatment and education; others thought it meant searching, serving, and teaching.

1970s

bet365 fantasy Record Logo

In 1976, bet365 fantasy began work on an updated logo, one that would reflect the agency’s relationship with grantees and other health institutions. Designers opened the ends of the triangle to resemble glassware used in bet365 fantasy laboratories and to demonstrate the agency’s openness to the outside. The new mark could be used with or without the spelled out agency name, and it could easily be rendered in color. In November 1969, the new logo premiered as part of the bet365 fantasy Record masthead. While highly recognizable, the logo, over time, came to be called “the coat hanger logo” and the “beaker logo,” and it served the bet365 fantasy for three decades. It even made a TV appearance in 2005, when it was included in a hospital scene on NBC’s short-lived, prime time series Medical Investigation, although it appeared upside down.

1980s

Centennial logo contest

bet365 fantasy also had a logo created especially for the agency’s 1987 centennial. To create the logo, the agency sponsored a design contest in 1984. Several hundred individuals submitted 1,354 entries, according to the bet365 fantasy Record, which tracked the contest. A Clinical Center nurse won the $500 prize for her design featuring the number 100 with a microscope set within interlocked zeros and the words "A Century of Science for Health National Institutes of Health, 1887-1987" surrounding it.

2012

bet365 fantasy Logo

In May 2012, the bet365 fantasy began a trans-bet365 fantasy effort to strengthen the bet365 fantasy’s identity behind a unified, letters-only logo to replace dozens of institute, center, and office logos that proliferated over the years. The resulting new logo made its debut at the agency’s high-profile “Celebration of Science” event, held in September 2012. The design focused on a single arrow indicating forward movement and advancement. The arrow pointed to National Institutes of Health or individual IC names, each with its own characteristic color or a central blue and gray scheme. In 2015, the logo became a hit with visiting kids participating in the bet365 fantasy’s popular Take Your Child to Work Day activities when it was printed in 3D.

2013

The current logo and tagline. The current logo and tagline.

In August 2013, bet365 fantasy trademarked the phrase “bet365 fantasy . . . Turning Discovery Into Health,” registered as 4,388,184 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The slogan, trademarked to promote “federally funded biomedical and scientific research on human health and human diseases,” is widely used today and also appears as a companion design to the main bet365 fantasy logo.

The current logo and tagline continue to provide the bet365 fantasy with a unique, instantly recognizable, and fortified identify that conveys the mission and impact of the bet365 fantasy.

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This page last reviewed on August 28, 2019