Science 3D Icons
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Science icons usually stop at a flask and an atom. This set goes into the actual bench: fume hoods, vacuum chambers, petri dishes, culture rooms. That specificity is what makes a biotech or research product look like it was built by people who have been in a lab, rather than decorated with stock symbols.
Design Examples
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What is in the set
Laboratory apparatus — flasks, petri dishes, fume hoods, vacuum chambers, pumps, gauges. Life sciences: DNA helices, microorganisms, cell cultures, lab-grown tissue, synthetic biology. Physics and chemistry, with atoms, orbitals, spirals and quantum motifs. Plus applied research such as mushroom cultivation and sample analysis.
Where these work best
Edtech and courseware, biotech and pharma sites, research institution pages, science communication and journals, and product features that need to signal rigour. They also work well in data and analytics interfaces where the subject is measurement rather than money.
Frequently asked questions
- Are there DNA and biology icons?
- Yes — helices, microorganisms, cell cultures and gene editing, all in the same rendering as the equipment.
- Do these suit a school audience?
- They do. The rounded, brightly lit style reads approachable, which works better in courseware than technical line drawings.
- What resolution are they?
- Transparent PNG, with sizes varying by icon, commonly 512x512 or 1024x1024.