Dr. Fungus - Image Bank: How Images have been Used

The thousand of images contained in the doctorfungus image bank are yours for the asking. But please do ask.

Listed here are just a few examples of how our images have been used in the past by industry and academia.

For a copy of our image use agreement please click here.

	Client: epi TRENDS Creation: February 2007 Description: Cryptococus gattii: an Emerging Pathogen in the Pacific Northwest
	Client: BJU Press Creation: 2005 Description: Four fungal images were incorporated into chapter 12: The Kingdom Fungi of this textbook entitled, Biology for Christian Schools^TM with Laboratory Exercises.
	Client: SCI Creation: 2005 Description: Two fungal images were incorporated into this conference poster cover entitled, Antifungals: Discovery and Mode of Action.
	Client: KEBRO NEWS Creation: 2004 Description: Four fungal images were incorporated into this one-page article about mold. (written in German)
	Client: Society of Critical Care Medicine Creation: 2004 Description: Four fungal images were utilized in two "sister" Conference brochures for their February 2004 conference in Orlando Florida: Combination Antifungal Therapy: What is its role in 2004? One piece was the conference overview and one for the conferences CME activity.
	Client: Skin & Wound Care Creation: May/June 2003 Issue Description: Seven fungal images (five images are from mycosesstudygroup.org) were incorporated into this seven-page CME article entitled Identifying and Treating Mycotic Skin Infections.
	Client: Partner In Progress Creation: October 2002 Description: Five fungal images were incorporated into this one-page article entitled ENDLESS HORIZON IN IAQ WORK.
	Client: Pfizer Inc. Creation: September 2002 Description: Promotional 2 3/4" Rubik's Cube. Ten colorful fungal images are incorporated into this mind bending, brain flexing game. Images were chosen from following species/genus.