Brand resources and guidelines.
These are the official marks of the Unaite Fellowship for AI in Biology. Use these files when you write about, host, or partner with the Unaite Fellowship. Do not recolor, redraw, stretch, or add effects to the marks.
The Fellowship is its own brand, distinct from Unaite, while operating under the Unaite umbrella, so it carries its own logo. For the Unaite brand itself, see unaite.fr/brand. Each mark comes in black and white, as a transparent SVG and PNG.
Pick the version that stays legible on its background: the white logo on dark surfaces, the black logo on light ones. We are not precious about strict rules. The one thing that matters is that the mark reads clearly, so avoid busy or low contrast backgrounds, keep any transparency light, and leave a comfortable margin of clear space around the logo.
You are welcome to use the logo when you are referring to the Unaite Fellowship, or in the context of an official partnership with us. We appreciate a quick note at contact@unaite.fr, and we are happy to share more assets if you need them.
Full mark
Pictogram and wordmark together — the primary mark. Add the "for AI in Biology" descriptor when there is room for two lines.
Logo
The pictogram on its own, a square symbol for avatars, favicons, and tight spaces.
Prefer the full mark or the logo. Use the wordmark on its own only when it is the one mark that fits the space you have.
Wordmark
The lettering on its own, with or without the "for AI in Biology" descriptor.
Colors and Font
Unaite violet leads. Pair it with deep ink and white; the soft tint is for glows and gradients. Click any swatch to copy its hex.
Satoshi
Unique font for the Unaite Fellowship. Designed by Deni Anggara for the Indian Type Foundry. See on Fontshare™.
Mitochondria, powerhouse of the cell.
Tools
Two utilities for making Unaite Fellowship visuals.
Banner generator
Generate a banner at any size from the Unaite Fellowship hero, with the mark composited on top, then download it as a PNG.
Shader playground
Drop in an image and run it through the Unaite Fellowship shader effects, then export the result as a PNG.