Which scientific corporation famously rebranded in 2008, changing its logo from a red square with white text to a colorful 'Innovation Bloom' pattern representing its diverse scientific divisions?

Throughout history, science companies have evolved their brand identities to reflect changing technologies and market positions. Their logos often contain hidden meanings or design elements that showcase innovation or scientific principles. This trivia question explores how one major scientific corporation transformed its visual identity in a significant rebranding effort that reflected its shifting business focus.

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3M (formerly Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company)
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Merck KGaA
Agilent Technologies