Back in 2011, Gizmodo reported on MIT Media Lab’s cool new logo: A self-generating algorithm that gave each and every team and employee within the organization their own unique logo.This month ...

Michael Bierut of Pentagram designed MIT Media Lab's new logo. Each of the 23 research groups inside the Media Lab has its own logo, derived from the letters in its name.

Logos can be surprisingly divisive things, so the MIT Media Lab has decided to cheat a little bit with its new identity: it won't have just one logo, it'll have 40,000. You heard / read / imagined ...

MIT Media Labs has a new logo, designed by Richard The, with a whopping 40,000 possible variations. On his website, The explains that an algorithm is used to produce the logos based on just three ...

An algorithm can create 40,000 logo shapes in 12 different color combinations, providing the Media Lab an estimated 25 years’ worth of personalized business cards. It’s darn clever stuff. As ...

Three years ago, MIT Media Lab celebrated its 25th birthday by unveiling its first ever logo: a colorful and dynamic identity designed by Brooklyn-based designers E. Roon Kang and Richard The.

When I first started visiting the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s famed Media Lab in 2007, the place actually looked like an idea factory. Giant containers of liquid nitrogen littered ...

2025 is the 40th anniversary of the MIT Media Lab. In the coming year, people are going to be talking a lot about the lab’s history, all of the people who contributed, and all of the things that ...

Throughout early 2018, the lab’s research site in Middleton, about 20 miles north of the main MIT campus in Cambridge, routinely drained hundreds of gallons of water with nitrogen into an ...