The ISWI logo
Dear ISWI Participant:The "ISWI Logo Contest" has a winning design. It was selected by the "ISWI Logo Selection Committee" -- consisting of Prof. Yumoto of Japan, Dr Amory of France, Dr Davila of NASA, and Dr Thompson of NASA. There were 23 logo design entries from 10 persons/groups.
The winning design comes from Dr Ben Cotts and his colleagues at Stanford University, California, USA.
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The winning logo design. It is in English. 
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Logo design no text, but with an ISWI abbreviation.
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The ICSWSE logo
Dear ISWI Participant:
The logo contest that was conducted this year (2012) to find a logo for the newly established "International Center for Space Weather Science and Education" has a winner. He is Mr Yusuke Miyamoto of Japan; he will receive the top prize in the near future. Congratulations Mr Miyamoto!
The selection committee thanks all those who sent in designs; eight designs were received during the course of the contest. Your effort to submit the best design is much appreciated by this committee.
- is a Chinese character (kanji) and it means: space, air or midairIt is second character in
, which means "outher space"
George Maeda
Editor of ISWI Newsletter