Which scientific product's 1980s advertising campaign first successfully used computer-generated imagery (CGI) to visualize molecular structures, revolutionizing how complex scientific concepts were marketed to the public?

The advertising of scientific products often requires unique approaches to translate complex concepts into compelling messaging that resonates with both specialists and the general public. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking scientific product advertisement that changed how technical innovations are marketed to consumers.

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• Cray Supercomputers
• Molecular Design Limited's CHEMLAB software
• IBM's Deep Blue chess computer
• DuPont's Kevlar material

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