Calling all scientists, researchers and students! It’s time to put your imagination to work in our first ever sock design competition! Create a unique sock design inspired by the world of single cell, and stand a chance to see your design brought to life as an official Singleron sock!
You may be wondering, why socks? 🧦
Why not socks? Great science deserves great socks. Whether it’s cells, sequencing, data visualizations or big discoveries, we are looking for creative designs that celebrate the wonders of single cell science.
SO…WHAT’S THE PRIZE?
The winning designer will receive 7 pairs of their very own custom-designed socks. That’s right, a pair for every day of the week! 🧦
DESIGN CRITERIA:Use any technique and your imagination to design a pair of socks that is inspired by single cell science. You can draw, paint, go digital, whatever works.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
WHO CAN APPLY:
HOW TO APPLY:
OUR JUDGING PROCESS:
Submission for sock design competition
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If I submit a design, will Singleron own the rights to it?
Can I design socks with 2 different base colors?Yes, however do try to avoid gradient base colors as it’s difficult to translate during production.
Can I include Singleron’s mascot in the design?Yes, you can definitely include SIMON (Single Cell Multi-Omics Navigator) into your sock design.
An entry must be original and created by the applicant specifically for this competition. By entering, an applicant guarantees that their designs do not infringe any copyrights or other interests of third parties.
Once the LinkedIn poll has been closed and the winner has been finalized, the decision will be final, and no appeals will be accepted.
The winning design will become the intellectual property of Singleron Biotechnologies GmBH and Singleron Biotechnologies GmBH will hold the unlimited copyright to it.
Singleron Biotechnologies GmBH owns the right to all imagery and photoshoot assets. Prizes cannot be exchanged into cash or other form of services.
Perfect heatmaps, every time.
Big SIMONs rising out of a bead-packed chip, each with its own mood.
For scientists who run on cells (and actually go running too).
When life gives you lemons, make single cells.
SIMON persevering and conquering that pullup bar – never give up.
A stacked chart you can wear: each stripe’s thickness matches the share of a PBMC cell type.