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The BOINC logo
The BOINC logo and associated icons were designed by Michal Krakowiak. Its arms represent the convergence of separated things (such as computers) into a unified whole. The colors are based on U.C. Berkeley's blue-and-gold colors.The BOINC logo and its variants are in the public domain. If you use one of them in a web page, we ask that you link it to the BOINC web site (currently https://boinc.berkeley.edu) or display this URL near the image.
The volunteer-supplied images on this page are owned by their respectice creators; contact them for license info.
- 164x73 version (GIFF)
- 600x305 version (JPEG)
- 1280x535, black background (JPEG)
- Adobe Illustrator (.ai)
- Vector graphics (.cdr)
- Adobe PDF (.cdr)
- Scalable Vector Graphics (.svg)
- 1280x535, transparent background (.png)
- Windows meta-file (.wmf)
- 3D versions (various sizes)
Monochrome/black:
| Artist | Images (click for hi-res version) |
|---|---|
| Francois Normandin | 
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| Robin Weezepoel | 
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| Jacob Klein |  |
The old BOINC logo and related artwork
- The old logo in its native form as a Word document. The logo uses the Planet Benson font from Larabie Fonts.
- Hi-res versions of the logo: PNG, JPEG.
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An icon for BOINC-related Podcasts, from Christian Beer:
The 'B in a circle' icon
was designed by Tim Lan.
The Mac variant was contributed by Juho Viitasalo.
Wallpaper:
| Artist | Images |
|---|---|
| Landi Paolo |
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Logo proposals
| Artist | Images (click for hi-res version) |
|---|---|
| Jim Paulis | 
... and several variants |
| Michal Krakowiak | 
16x16 icon:  |
| Keijo Simonen | 
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| Rebirther | 
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| Michael Peele |  ,
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| Invisible Design | 
... and many variants in different sizes and colors,
and for specific countries. |
| Markus Beck | 
... and various others |
| Markus Beck |  |
| Dario Arnaez |  |
| Yopi at sympatico.ca | 
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| Eduardo Ascarrunz | 
Adobe Illustrator source |
Banners for BOINC projects
| Jared Hatfield |  |
| Anthony Hern |      |
| (unknown) |   |
| Myster65 |     |
Coinage
Tony/Knightrider/Chuggybus has created BOINC coinage. See the large and small versions. The Latin text means 'Berkeley open and shared resources'.
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