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Logo design for Accelovance - Clinical Research

Logo for Clinical psychology practice

Logo is created for client who owns clinical psychology clinic.

Biomedic Brand logo

Biomedic Brand logo that deals with eyecare.

logo for pregnancy nutrition research lab

Contest winner. 2017. Logo design for a research lab focusing on nutrition during pregnancy. The icon features references to the lab's name, to pregnancy and, on an abstract level, to dietary analysis/composition. It avoids generic depiction of food items.

logo design for research project

Contest winner. 2018. Logo design for a European-US multi-omics research project focusing on autism. The icon features references to the main areas of interest: the human central nervous system (brain) and intestinal microbiome (gut), big data analysis (binary code) and genetic analysis (DNA). Each area is represented on the wings of a butterfly.

We make clothing for working professionals who are interested in space exploration. The company is named Overview after the Overview Effect, which is something all astronauts describe after seeing the earth from outer space. We are making vests and jackets for engineers, designers, and researchers.

Biotherapeutic Manufacturing Centre

This Ottawa-based virus manufacturing facitity is part of the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI). We manufacture Biosafety Level 2 (BSL-2) viruses (e.g. Poxviridae and Rhabdoviridae) for human clinical trials. The team has over 50 years of shared experience in process development and Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) manufacturing.

Sullivan Research

"I search, I dig up information, I connect the dots and tell a story. I research markets, companies, technologies, even people (and yes, I have done work in missing persons and next-of-kin). I work long hours and live on coffee. I love finding information." Said Jonalisa "speedy octopus" :) We enjoyed working on this project! Thanks :)

Redesigning the old logo. BREATHE Southern California is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that promotes clean air and healthy lungs through education, research, technology, and advocacy.

Logo for top research institute

This logo is for a research institute, the Center of Molecular Biology.

Exo Incubator - Biomedical technology incubator

Product: Focused on research and development of the "molecular internet" a recently discovered method of communication within the human body which consists of messaging via nano-sized vesicles (shuttles) which carry genetic and molecular information.

Fun logo for a research project about children

Pioneer Research

***Available unused design. Please send me a message if you're interested *** A logo inspired of “pioneer species,” the hardy organisms that are the first to populate areas that have been destroyed by wildfires, volcanoes, etc. Dandelions are one option for a classic pioneer species that is super hearty, well known, and instantly recognizable.

Logo for NEXT - Project Heart's Research

NEXT is Project Heart's Research and Innovation Conference. NEXT is a conference designed to engage doctors, researchers and people with CHD and intersted in CHD (Congenital Heart Disease) Research. NEXT is about exploring what is coming next in research to help us collaborate and cure CHD in our lifetime.

Logo for laboratory

Logo for an immunology laboratory. The company was very specific about the shape they wanted in the design, a stylized depiction of an antibody. I tried to hint at the letters "P", "I", and "L" in the design yet still keep it minimalist and balanced. Used contrasting light green with the blue to also hint at light sources in microscopes against a glass slide/petri dish.

Research lab's logo. Behavior, Reptiles, Ecology and Evolution

Bullied Into Bad Science

Don`t be bullied into bad science!

Serious but not boring logo for education company

A homage to the white boots that fisherman wear, with Louisiana map in the background. Missions are education, research, increase society’s awareness of important Louisiana coastal issues.

Logo for Research and Consulting Firm

Eilers & Krejcik Gaming is a research and consulting firm servicing the global gambling industry.

Logo for neuroscience technology company

The client wanted a lightship (ship that has a lighthouse built onto it) and something that relates to the CNS. I added a horizontal brain section as stars above a smooth ocean.

Penn Center Logo

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www.mitalignment.org MAIA (MIT AI alignment group) runs programs for MIT students to help them do research and learn about making AI go well and avoiding risks of advanced AI systems.

Logo for company that provides research services

The logogram is an abstract shape that includes a capital letter R and an upward pointing arrow to convey the idea of rising + modern sans serif fonts with an elegant tracking

DNA Research

Clean, Bold, Modern. Open For Sale. Send me 1 - 1 project request to buy. I will also provide changes if you want them. Unsold Logo

Organa makes synthetic organs for medical device research, development and testing.

BlueOak pharmaceuticals

Dragonfly Health Logo

This logo was inspired by the obvious shape of the dragonfly and how it's wings mirrored the curves of the atom.

Code lounge

Logo for University research unit

Sana Research

A research company dedicated to enrolling patients into clinical trials investigating new medicines.

S Lettermark Logo for SynthetiChem

SynthetiChem LLC is a US-based contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in the development and manufacture of high-purity synthetic organic compounds for all stages of research.

Paleo-oncology Research Organization

Consulting group

Astro Smart

Astro Smart is providing best threat for dogs health through the best science research & nutirition. My idea is combination of simple alpha smart dog, and hexagon symbol also leaf to symbolize of those science and nutrition.

Logo design for clinical research mobile app. Client wanted themes of science, mobile technology, research, rocket launch to be incorporate in hexagonal shape logo.

Modern iconic logo for a dermathology clinic

Modern iconic logo for a psoriasis clinic

Arctic Fox Logo

This logo represents a research opportunity for undergraduate students to engage in geoscience research in Greenland. The colors of the logo represent the cold, remote environment of the Arctic, as well as the scientific exploration that takes place there. The image of the fox is meant to be both cute and fierce, representing the tenacity of the students who will take part in this program.

LearnLabs Logo

Logo designed for a research company. Simple, pleasant and bright.

Logo Design for CNTN

Logo design for a network of Canadian kidney researchers. Here a network resembling the shape of the kidney organ was proposed.

Second Moon

Logo for KU Leuven Department of Biology

Logo design for Laboratory for Perception Learning and Development

Smart conceptual for research lab in psychology and neuroscience.

Stanford AI Alignment

Stanford AI Alignment (SAIA) is a student group and research community at Stanford University. SAIA’s mission is to accelerate students into highly-impactful careers in AI safety, build the AI alignment community at Stanford, and do excellent research that makes transformative artificial intelligence go well.

Kitchen Sink Science

Simple and effective logo for sleep research organization

Effective logo with stars and wave graph to express about sleep research organization.

Modern logo for a company that targets scientists working at Japanese national institutes.

Science-themed logo for Race 4 Research 5K fundraiser

anthropology + dialogue

Logo simple owl for biotechnology company

From the requirements of the customer requires a completely different owl and with a focused alert appearance. With this requirement I created an owl from the intersecting circle, along with the squares and intersections of the 45 degree diagonal, an amazingly simple owl shape that would make it easy to reproduce later.

Research Collaborative

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Global sales organizations with high hopes of double-digit growth. Research and consulting services to Sales, Marketing, and Customer Service leaders

Memorial fund

Client want a logo which conveys a sense of prestige, professionalism, organisation and sincerity. The full name of the fund have to be clearly legible when scaled down. Also, graphical elements may Grandmaster Jim Fung's image, general Wing Chun imagery or general science / research related imagery at the designer's discretion.

Creative Logo For Laboratory

This project need a simple logo that have connection to a laboratory or research as its client. So I came with 2L from cells as 2 tubes idea.

logo for a premier research software startup targeted at academic researchers

Simple modern logo with techy feel by using abstract symbols

logo for a kidney stone research database at UCSF

Research logo

DSS statistics

Logo design for statistics and research group at Facebook.

Environmental research lab logo design

Singley research lab studies the critical zone, which is the part of Earth that extends from bedrock to the tops of treesn and examine how water moves in the critical zone and how these flows impact water quality, ecosystems, and local communities. More at singleyscience.org

Logo for a Cancer Therapeutics Company

The request was a simple and clean way to show the research that switches off the cancer cells and the process that connects from cancer to cancer free.

Logo concept for CHEMP

A blend of health, science, research, nature and youthfulness (Child) to increase the brand appeal across the demographic.

Logo for Kentucky Unearthed

Kentucky Unearthed is an archaeology adventures in Kentucky - metal detecting, arrowhead hunting and related history - related field work.

SueLutions-research&writing needs a new logo

Brain + Magnifying Class + Circuit

IRE is a team in Amazon. its name is short for 'AI Research & Education'. We're looking for a logo that matches the visual design language that Amazon commonly uses for its Amazon Web Services (you can get a good idea at aws.amazon.com and more artwork is included in the supplement).

Create a modern logo for a subarctic research station in Yukon, Canada

Since 1961, when the base was founded, Kluane Lake Research Station has fostered research projects spanning the disciplines of glaciology, geomorphology, geology, biology, botany, zoology, hydrology, limnology, climatology, high-altitude physiology, anthropology and archaeology for graduate students and academics.

cat research logo

I try to use iconic cat with magnifying glass in tail for marketing research company

Onni Emotion Lab \ Brand Logo

Food and Wine Logo

I created a simple line design using food elements. Keeping it simple, I also wanted this logo to be memorable and unique.

Create a stylized simple Hawk logo

Logo for stock research website focusing on China

Research lab logo

A logo for university lab research shich study TASTE using MICE.

Multi Ox Logo

Big data company seeks logo that screams confidence

Logo for a Financial Maths R&D Project

The logo has to visualise a research case about identifying anomalies in complex financial transactions with virtual currencies.

Bold logo design concept for Basalt research project.

Basalt has a hexagonal form and a longitudinal form, so I try to shaping stomach using hexagon and create the focus point on esophagus to represent the real cancer position.

Research communiity logo.

Logo for a student group and research community at Stanford University (SAIA). Used a brain and AI technology together in a form of a tree.

Logo design example for vegan food company

Logo design for vegan meat replacement food company. The contest owner wanted a minimal logo representing a seed that can be modulated into icons.

Logo Concept for DUML Community Science

Yarvie Logo Design

Yarvie is a web-based system who is supporting scientists to commercialize their research discoveries. I make a symbol that contains the first letter of the company name, letter Y, but I tried not to put the focus on that letter first. The company is supporting scientists to commercialize their research discoveries the idea is to present togetherness, communication with users to guide them and direct communication and because of that three words, there are three connected shapes that are forming the final logo design. Also because the company is doing research this parts inside of the logo is looking like magnifying glasses and there are presenting that word in a best possible way.

Open Privacy Research Society

magnifying glass for "research" + fingerprint for "privacy and anonymity"

Logo concept for ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE company

I created this one for artificial intelligence company cum research laboratories . The client absolutely safisfactions for this logo because this logo adopt three letters that is IAI and the same time the meaning does't change if redirect the logo because company name is " INVERTED AI". I satisfy too working for this project.

A meaningful logo for a research project 'MEGA'

It is based on a molecule. The icon is a chemical molecule and the 'E' is shaped as a triple bond. The research project is mainly based on light and the main colors of light are red, green and blue so i used them in this design.

Bold logo concept for Bio-Lab

Abstract design of beaker & leaf

Gumshoe Capital

research and detective logo

innovative science & research platform

Zork is a primarily web-based project that aims to increase public engagement with science and provide a place for researchers to recruit volunteers to participate in research, and a forum for anyone/everyone to discuss current scientific research/trends/issues. Modified the "O" to show about scientific related. The "O" show about Dipole Moment.

ZMBH is a top research institute. They need a new logo with DNA sign. Here i incorporate DNA sign into the logo.

Blueprintt Logo Design

Blueprintt is an established leading research and educational firm. The client wants a logo to be sophisticated and to make a brand with a modern edge. The idea behind this logo is to combine letters B and P, these letters are connected. The logo has a modern edge and it also has arrows at the letters, with that arrows I'm presenting word "direction" from the brief, because the client wanted to present direction/s somehow.

Abstract Design

Abstract design of the world and the with a heart rate medical symbol attached.

Logo concept for ACAG

Logo concept for Atmospheric Composition Analysis Group

Awesome Supplements

Awesome Supplements is revolutionizing the supplement industry with its cutting-edge, scientifically-backed products that are designed to enhance athletic performance, boost energy, and improve overall health. This new to market company is shaking up the status quo with its innovative approach to wellness, which combines cutting-edge research, high-quality ingredients, and unique formulas to create truly awe-inspiring supplements.

Abstract logo design for Nopmi

Intuition, Holistic, Insight, Nautilus, medical, healthcare, subtle energy, wellnes, integrative

Create a sophisticated & minimal design

The client wanted something handwritten that could be used for mulitiple products

Research Institution Logo

Heritage Tourism Research Project

We are a group of university teachers, researchers, and students from a variety of cultural heritage cities around the world. We will use the logo on a website whose purpose is to showcase heritage tourism to the public, sharing photos, videos, articles, research, etc. We envision it to be colorful and appealing.

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Medical Stethoscope Laboratory

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It's easy to create a medical research logo with BrandCrowd's logo maker - but making sure you get these design elements right will ensure your logo is perfect. Your medical research logo should represent your brand, help people remember you and provide insight into your services. Choosing the right colors, layout, fonts and shapes are key to making sure your medical research logo rises above competitors.

There's an array of different logo types to choose from. Does your medical research logo need an icon or just text? Should it have a combination of both? Find out more

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Want to convey trustworthiness? Want to appear fun and outgoing? Choosing the right colors for your medical research logo makes all the difference. Find out more

In the same way colors can convey meaning, so too can fonts and typography. Need a serious medical research logo or maybe something more gentle? Make sure to choose your fonts wisely. Find out more

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Top 3 Design Elements Of A Inspiring Medical Research Logo

It's not easy to create a medical research logo design that perfectly encapsulates your brand’s message and story in a single symbol. This is why designers always stress on bringing all the elements together to make an impactful logo for your business. Your medical research logo plays a pivotal role in letting your customers know what you are offering, building trust, and convincing them that your brand is the right choice. That’s a lot of hard work to do! To make it possible all the design elements have to work together to create the maximum impact. Here’s how.

1. Choose a logotype

2. Choose colors wisely

Colors are a tool you can use to evoke certain emotions in your audience. Choose a logo color(s) that reflects your brand identity and effectively convey your message through visual appeal.

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Fonts are there to complement and enhance your brand essence. Say you want to make a business logo . Make sure your typography choices seep in perfectly with your company brand’s vibes.

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2. What’s the quickest way to customize my medical research logo?

The fastest way to get a custom logo design is to use an online logo maker like DesignMantic. It’s easy to design a logo yourself, and faster to download for use.

Here’s what you can expect to customize when you use a DIY logo creator tool.

• a. You can change the way your logo looks in the editor like layout and placement of the symbol
• b. You can customize the font, colors and symbols as well as text.
• c. You can add shapes and effects to your logo design template.

And the best part is, you don’t need graphic design skills to do all the above.

3. How can I make different styles of logos with the medical research logo generator?

Regardless of whether you want to create a custom medical research logo from scratch or build a creative logo using tons of ready-made templates. We have a logo design in our logo generator for any logo style you want to create. Experiment with DesignMantic’s logo generator and different styles to see which one brings out the true personality of your brand.

• Geometric logos
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And if you want to be more creative with your brand logo, you can create a one-of-a-kind logo with your unique logo idea.

4. Is Pantone a good color option for a company logo?

If keeping consistent branding matters to you then yes you should always use Pantone colors when designing a medical research logo for your business. Consistency is crucial for making a cohesive logo design and helping your customers recognize your brand regardless of medium.

The Pantone Color System, or PMS, is used around the world for all creative design projects. Created to help printers and material designers to produce consistent colors for printing materials . This ensures the end results come up in vibrant and visually appealing colors.

The DesignMantic logo creator tool is almost similar to Pantone Color System that gives you consistent color palettes both digitally on the screen or in the print form of brand kits such as business card designs , letterhead design ,envelope, t-shirt designs , etc.

Create professional and business logos using our logo creator tool without worrying about your logo colors not matching when displayed on different materials.

5. Which font type can be used for a business logo?

For a company logo , any font type can be used. However, the choice depends on the industry, niche, business type, and the brand. Your brand’s audience, voice and personality all greatly influence the kind of font you should use. So here are some tips to consider when you are designing a medical research logo for your business.

• a. Use a serif font if you want to show professionalism and a classical look with your brand logo. These look good on all types of media like social media, websites and even on print like business card design .
• b. Use a san serif font if you want to give a modern impression of your brand and catch the attention of the younger generation of audience. And this type of font renders best on digital platforms like mobile apps, websites and social media.
• c. Use a script font to give your logo design a soft brand voice or add it as an accent such as a tagline or slogan.

Selecting a font type for designing a company logo is important. Make a wise choice.

6. Can I customize my logo with ornaments in the logo software?

Yes, you can definitely add your designs to the logo templates in DesignMantic’s logo creator tool. We have an extensive library of design elements that you can incorporate into your medical research logo design.

If you don’t know how the logo software works, here’s the low down. Select a medical research logo template, customize the layout, and add design ornaments like swirls and waves or different types of shapes. Make an innovative medical research logo with design ornaments like

• Decorative swoosh
• Leaves and badges
• Effects and gradient
• Shapes and icons
• Animal silhouettes

We have all the tools available to get your creativity rolling when designing a medical research logo. Enjoy full creative control with DesignMantic’s logo-maker tool and make sleek and memorable company logo designs for your brand.Still, if you get stuck you can always reach out to us via chat, email ( [email protected] ) or phone (855-752-5503). Our team of professional designers is available 24/7 to help you out.

7. What types of logo files are used in branding?

There are two types of medical research logo files you can use to download from a logo maker for branding–a raster and a vector file. You have to see which logo file is suitable for your business requirement and decide on the file type needed.

Vector file formats are best for branding purposes because of their scalability and responsiveness. Vector files are composed of lines and curves which are designed based on geometric principles.

That’s why these graphic logos maintain their composition and don’t get grainy or pixelated when blown up to large size branding materials, making vector logos the perfect choice for branding on banner ads or T-shirts.

So, when designing a medical research logo in DesignMantic’s logo maker tool, download your logo in a vector format like PDF for high-scale printing. Add your medical research logo on website , social media , email signature design , or use it to create a t-shirt design , without worrying about losing the design or the texture of your medical research logo

8. Does your logo maker tool have black-and-white medical research logo designs?

Yes, in DesignMantic’s logo maker tool, there are tons of black-and-white medical research logo templates available that you can choose from.

Or you can also select a colorful medical research logo template that fits your brand and change the colors of the logo template to black in the logo studio editor. Simply, select the design element to change its color. On the left side menu go to the “Tools” section and select a black for a white background color or vice versa.

Once you are done with customizing medical research logo colors, click on the “preview” button to see how your black and white logo looks on t-shirt designs and brand identity designs .

Finally, if you are happy with the medical research logo design, click on the “Continue” button to download your logo in a vector format like PDF,JPEG, or PNG. And your black and white medical research logo is ready to rock!

9. Where can I locate the logo I paid for?

Once you purchase a medical research logo from DesignMantic, it will be added to the “Purchased Designs”. Under the logo design on the right pane you can select any file type to download: PDF, JPEG, or PNG. Click on “Download” and your medical research logo will be downloaded on your laptop or PC.

Your medical research logo design can also be downloaded in a zip file with all the formats together, so you can easily access it and share it with your friends and colleagues.

For a small extra charge, you can get a vector file of your logo such as an AI file for high-scale printing on billboards or printing merch.

So whichever format you choose to go with, you use it on your branding mediums such as website , social media header design , email signature design , or use it to create a custom business card design .

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) 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).

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

In 1976, NIH 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 NIH 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 NIH 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 NIH 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.

NIH 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 NIH 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.

In May 2012, the NIH began a trans-NIH effort to strengthen the NIH’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 NIH’s popular Take Your Child to Work Day activities when it was printed in 3D.

In August 2013, NIH trademarked the phrase “NIH . . . 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 NIH logo.

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

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How to make money from medical research and donations

• You can make thousands of dollars by donating some time or body parts to science.
• But these procedures are not all painless, and not everyone can participate.
• Below is a short list, though be warned: these strategies aren't all easy money.

Get dysentery. Play cards with someone who has the flu . Or, spend 45 days trapped in a tiny apartment with three total strangers.

These are just a few of the many ways you can get paid for helping out with scientific research. If you want to aid the science community and potentially save some lives while making a little extra cash, there are some unconventional options to consider.

Below is a short list, though be warned: these strategies aren't all exactly easy money.

Sell your blood plasma

Payout (per donation): around $50

Plasma is the largest component in human blood. It's a protein-rich liquid that contains mostly water but is also filled with enzymes, antibodies, and salts. This gooey, sticky yellow-ish stuff can be used to create therapies that treat people with blood clotting disorders, autoimmune diseases, and even burn victims. Donating plasma is often called "the gift of life" since treatments for some conditions can't be made synthetically and require this kind of human contribution.

During plasma donation, blood is drawn and an automated machine separates the plasma from other blood components, which are returned to the donor. Plasma donation pay varies from site to site, but the average payout is typically around $50 per donation. You can donate safely roughly once a month, according to the American Red Cross , and a typical session takes less than two hours. Find a licensed and certified plasma center near you.

Donate your sex cells

Payout for eggs (per donation): usually $10,000 to $12,000;

Payout for sperm (per donation): typically $35-$150

Egg and sperm donation can allow couples who have trouble conceiving naturally to become parents by using a donor's sex cells. But the time commitment and risk involved in a woman's egg donation is far steeper than what a man goes through donating his sperm.

In the United States, egg donors generally net around $10,000-$12,000. Weill Cornell outlines the standard steps for egg donation , which requires about a four-week time commitment.

During the egg donation cycle, patients are injected with fertility drugs so that the ovaries make more mature eggs than normal. (Eligible women are generally between the ages of 21 and 30). The egg retrieval procedure takes about 20 minutes but may require several days of recovery. Donors should be aware of the risks involved (largely related to the hormones used) before signing up.

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Men are generally paid anywhere from $35 to $150 per sperm donation, according to The Sperm Bank of California , but sperm donation can really start to add up if you regularly donate samples (many programs require a six-month or one-year donation commitment).

Donors should bear in mind that even if they choose to donate anonymously, sperm and egg donation is never really 100% incognito. Your DNA always knows who you are.

Spend 45 days on a fake spaceship

Payout: $160/day

NASA will pay you to spend 45 days traveling in space. Well, sort of.

You'll actually be on the ground the whole time in Houston, Texas, but you'll be locked inside a model space capsule (650 square feet) along with three strangers. This simulation is designed to study what being cooped up for a very long time inside a spaceship might do to a person, both physically and mentally. NASA wants to check this out thoroughly before they start sending astronauts on missions to Mars, or to explore faraway asteroids.

Participants in NASA's human research program share a capsule with each other that includes some workspace for doing lab experiments, a little kitchen table for eating meals that are just like what's served aboard the International Space Station, plus an exercise bike and some free weights. There's no internet, but you do get your own little cozy sleeping pod on the top floor.

The fake astronauts "on board" the capsule in May and June of 2024 include an aerospace engineering professor, a US Air Force Reserve member, a commercial pilot, and a biomedical engineer.

And that mission is nothing compared to NASA's CHAPEA Mars simulation , which keeps recruits in a simulated habitat of the red planet for 378 days. (NASA declined to comment on how much CHAPEA pays).

Take part in a clinical trial

Payout: Varies by program

The National Institutes of Health run a searchable database, ClincalTrials.gov , that rounds up human clinical studies ongoing around the world. Participants may be guinea pigs for new medical products, like drugs to treat high blood pressure, or they take part in observational research, like a study that records the effects of different lifestyles on heart health.

Subjects are generally paid to participate in such clinical trials, and most of the time, the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward. For example, a participant in one study in which participants were exposed to dysentery-causing bacteria was paid over $7,000, while a single blood draw or lab visit for a more straightforward study may only be worth $100 or so.

If you do decide to enroll in a study, choose wisely and carefully because not all of the studies on the site are regulated or evaluated for safety by the US Food and Drug Administration.

Enroll in a psychological study

Paid psychological studies, such as those that examine human behavior and brain function, may not generate as high of a return as clinical trials, but they are generally lower risk and require a shorter time commitment.

Most research universities keep an online database of studies so people can easily sign up. For example, here's a list of the most recent paid research studies offered by New York University . At NYU, you can make $12 an hour playing video games, and receive a $50 bonus if you're good at it.

Give your dead body to science

Payout: free cremation

This last idea is sort of morbid, but if you're worried about being a bother when you're dead, you can donate your body to science . This helps with various types of research and education.

Places like BioGift and Science Care will cover the costs of cremation, which can run upwards of $2,000.

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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russia could be ready to attack NATO in three years, Norway warns

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy's chief of staff has said that using Western weapons to strike inside Russia was a vital decision that would impact Moscow's tactical aviation and its offensive ability in border regions. 

"This will impact the conduct of the war, planning of counteroffensive actions, and will weaken Russians' abilities to use their forces in the border areas," Andriy Yermak said on Telegram. 

Russia has said the move would mark an escalation to the conflict and has threatened war with NATO if Western weapons are used in its airspace.

By  Ivor Bennett , Moscow correspondent

Dozens of Alexei Navalny supporters have visited his grave to lay flowers and pay tribute to the late Kremlin critic on what would have been his 48th birthday. 

The opposition leader died at an Arctic prison colony in February, prompting outrage from Western governments.

Nearly four months on, his family say the cause of his death remains unexplained.

His widow Yulia Navalnaya has accused Vladimir Putin of ordering his murder, and last week his allies called for additional sanctions to punish the Russian president's inner circle.

The Kremlin has repeatedly denied any involvement in his death. According to his death certificate, he died of natural causes.

Navalny's mother, Lyudmila, as well as his mother-in-law Alla Abrosimova, were among those who gathered at his grave in the Borisovskoye cemetery in southeast Moscow today.

Video posted by SOTAvision on the social media platform Telegram shows a memorial service led by Dmitry Safronov, a priest who was previously banned from clerical duties by the Russian Orthodox Church for presiding over a similar service in March, which marked 40 days since the activist's death.

According to the independent Novaya Gazeta newspaper, three police officers were on duty near the cemetery but they did not make any arrests.

Having been convicted of multiple charges, ranging from fraud to extremism, Navalny was serving sentences totalling more than 30 years when he died.

His Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) is outlawed in Russia, and has been accused by the authorities of having links to the CIA.

What remains of his team now operates in exile.

Polish farmers have resumed their protest blockade at the Ukrainian border crossing due to agricultural imports from the country.

Farmers in Poland have staged sporadic demonstrations at the border since last autumn.

The demonstrators are blocking trucks from leaving Ukraine.

Cargo vehicles heading to Ukraine are allowed to enter by 12 trucks per 12 hours and by four trucks with humanitarian aid per hour, the Ukrainian Border Guard Service said.

Other vehicles are continuing as usual.

"Representatives of Polish farmers demand reduced imports of Ukrainian crops to Polish territory from Ukraine," the Border Guard Service said.

Disputes over crop imports have strained the relationship between Warsaw and Kyiv, with both countries being major agricultural producers.

Polish farmers have complained that Ukrainian products create uneven competition, particularly since the EU lifted tariffs in 2022.

Poland banned the import of several products from Ukraine, including grain, corn, and rapeseed, in 2023.

In our last post, we brought you news that Microsoft had made allegations in the New York Times that Russia was targeting the upcoming Olympics with a disinformation campaign.

Moscow has now branded those accusations "absolute slander", with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying there is no substance to them.

Russia is widely accused of having waged disinformation campaigns over the years, often targeting elections in the United States, Europe and Britain.

Moscow has always denied it uses disinformation to influence public opinion. 

The Paris Olympics are being targeted by a Russian-linked disinformation campaign, according to the New York Times.

Since last summer, efforts have been under way by a hacker group named Storm-1679, the paper reports.

The campaign "began in earnest" when a documentary was released with a doctored International Olympic Committee (IOC) logo, along with an AI-powered impersonation of Tom Cruise's voice.

The hackers "are trying to cultivate an anticipation of violence", said Clint Watts, the head of Microsoft's Digital Threat Analysis Centre.

"They want people to be fearful of going to the Olympics."

Storm-1679 makes around three to eight disinformation videos a week, Mr Watts told the newspaper, many of which appear as if they come from media outlets such as the BBC or Al Jazeera.

Both Russia and Belarus have been banned from competing in the Olympics over the war in Ukraine, but some athletes from those countries will be allowed to compete as "neutral athletes", the IOC announced in March.

The Paris games will take place between 26 July and 11 August.

The Kremlin has said the peace talks set to take place in Switzerland this month are "absurd" as Russia isn't invited.

Moscow claimed it was understandable that some countries were declining to take part in the summit on Ukraine this month because the gathering lacked clear goals.

Ukraine says more than 100 countries and organisations have agreed to take part in the summit on 15-16 June.

The summit, which will take place at an Alpine resort near Lucerne, is intended to create a framework for lasting peace and a roadmap for Russia's eventual participation in the process.

Kyiv decided against inviting Russia because it does not trust Moscow.

China, which has grown closer to Russia after Western sanctions brought in since the invasion of Ukraine, has also said it won't be attending.

Poland has claimed Belarus and its ally Russia are behind a recent surge in migrants from the former Soviet state into the European Union.

The number of attempted illegal border crossings from Belarus into Poland has shot up in recent months from only a handful to almost 400 a day, Polish officials say.

Poland's border guards have also described increasingly aggressive behaviour by some migrants on the Belarusian side of the border, posting online videos of some throwing rocks, logs and even burning wood at Polish troops.

There have been cases of soldiers and guards ending up in hospital, and some have needed stitches after being stabbed or cut by knife-wielding assailants. 

Last Tuesday, near the village of Dubicze Cerkiewne, officials said a migrant reached between the bars of the 16-foot-high barrier and stabbed a soldier in the ribs. 

The government in Warsaw sees the new push at the border as an orchestrated attempt by Russia and Belarus to fuel anti-migrant sentiment, which could in turn boost far-right parties in the EU parliamentary vote. 

"We are not dealing with [just] any asylum seekers here, we are dealing with a coordinated, very efficient - on many levels - operation to break the Polish border and attempts to destabilise the country,"  Donald Tusk, the Polish prime minister, said last week while visiting troops at the border.

Ukraine's use of Western-supplied weapons to strike targets in Russia will not "contribute to escalation", German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said.

Germany has long opposed lifting the ban on Ukraine's use of Western weapons to target Russia, but changed course last month.

A German government spokesperson told Deutsche Welle on 31 May that Ukraine could use German-supplied weapons to hit legitimate targets in Russia. 

Berlin's defence minister Boris Pistorius later clarified that the decision applied to the area around Kharkiv, which has recently become the target of a heavy Russian offensive.

"We are certain that it will not contribute to an escalation because, as Joe Biden has also described, it is only a matter of being able to defend a large city like Kharkiv," Mr Scholz said.

In the past, Chancellor Scholz has cited a fear of escalation as among the principal reasons for limiting Germany's support for Ukraine.

"I think it is clear to everyone that this must be possible. Under international law, this has always been possible anyway," he added.

General Eirik Kristoffersen's comments are the latest in a series of warnings from Western leaders and defence officials about the threat from Moscow and the alliance's current lack of preparedness.

"At one point someone said it'll take 10 years, but I think we're back to less than 10 years because of the industrial base that is now running in Russia," General Kristoffersen said.

"It will take some time, which gives us a window now for the next two to three years to rebuild our forces, to rebuild our stocks at the same time as we are supporting Ukraine."

Norway has been a member of NATO since its foundation in 1949.

The Scandinavian nation has increased its defence spending since the beginning of the war in Ukraine and aims to meet the 2% of GDP threshold in 2024, with a further increase of 2.7% of GDP targeted by 2030.

Last week, the US partially lifted restrictions on Ukraine's use of some Western-supplied weapons. 

It now means Ukraine can strike inside Russia with US-supplied weapons - but only if the targets are aimed at slowing Moscow's advance in the Kharkiv region. 

Ukrainian foreign minister said the move was "not 100% clearance" and came with "some rules that need to be followed". 

Speaking at a news conference with his Estonian counterpart, he said Ukraine was hoping to gain more freedom on the use of Western weapons inside Russia. 

Ukraine "will continue to work with our allies" on "expanding the scope" of weapon use. 

Some of Kyiv's allies have been reluctant to allow Ukraine to strike over the border as they fear this could drag them into a more direct conflict with Russia. 

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