I will design a modern scientific, biotech, or laboratory logo


About this gig
Are you launching a biotechnology startup, establishing a university research group, or commercializing a pharmaceutical spin-off and need a brand identity that reflects genuine scientific rigor?
Most freelance designers do not understand science: they produce biologically inaccurate DNA helices, impossible chemical bonds, or generic clipart. As a biotechnology specialist, I combine rigorous scientific accuracy with sleek, modern Scandinavian minimalism.
What you receive:
- Scientifically Grounded Concepts: Accurate molecular geometry, crystallographic structures, neural networks, or enzymatic ribbons tailored to your exact discipline.
- 100% Scalable Vector Design: Native vector files (SVG, PDF, EPS) that scale seamlessly from a 16px website favicon to conference banners and publication figures.
- High-Resolution Outputs: 300+ DPI transparent PNGs for light and dark backgrounds.
- Professional Typography & Palettes: Thoughtfully paired scientific typefaces and modern color systems (cyber-teal, deep obsidian, clean slate, clinical emerald).
- Full Commercial Ownership: Ready for patent filings, lab websites, and journal papers.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Marc Montero
Biomedical Data Scientist, Scientific Figures and Web Developer
- FromSpain
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Spanish, Catalan, English
FAQ
Can you ensure the molecular or biological structure is scientifically correct?
Yes. With an academic background in Biotechnology, every design strictly obeys real structural parameters (such as right-handed B-DNA chirality, valid aromatic rings, and plausible protein/nanoparticle geometries).
What file formats will I receive?
Depending on the package, you receive high-resolution PNGs with transparent backgrounds (for both dark and light modes), print-ready 300+ DPI PDFs, and fully editable, infinite-resolution vector source files (SVG, EPS).

