Press
Press Kit
Downloadable logos and approved descriptive copy for references to the Huang Lab in media, speaking materials, collaborations, and partner communications.
Logo library
Every logo version
Download the official Huang Lab marks. Use the horizontal lockup by default, the stacked version where width is tight, and the droplet mark alone at small sizes. Reversed marks are for dark backgrounds. Keep clear space around the logo and don’t recolor, stretch, or redraw it. SVG is preferred (scales cleanly); PNG is provided for quick use.
Brand guidelines
Colors, type & usage
Color
Heme Crimson
#C41E3A
Primary — actions, links, the droplet mark
Navy
#172A4D
Ink & accent — headings, rules, gradient ends
Rose
#E59AA6
Accent on dark — highlights, the reversed “Lab”
Deep Navy
#0F1B33
Dark surfaces — footer and hero panels
Off-White
#F6F4F1
Page background
Display — Fraunces
Advancing translational science
Page titles and section headings (H1/H2).
Text — Inter
Body copy, buttons, navigation, and labels.
Everything else.
Wordmark — serif
Huang Lab
Tiempos Headline / Georgia. Never re-typeset by hand.
Do
- Lead with the horizontal lockup; use the stacked version where width is tight and the droplet mark alone at small sizes.
- Keep clear space around the logo equal to at least the height of the droplet.
- Use the reversed marks on dark backgrounds and the standard marks on light ones.
- Reserve heme crimson for actions and the mark; pair with navy ink and Fraunces + Inter type.
Don’t
- Don’t recolor, stretch, rotate, add shadows/outlines, or redraw the mark.
- Don’t place the light mark on busy or low-contrast backgrounds.
- Don’t substitute fonts in the wordmark or re-typeset “Huang Lab”.
- Don’t use navy or rose as a primary button color.
Overview
About the Huang Lab
The Huang Lab at UT Health San Antonio is a basic and translational science research lab focused on cancer biology, metabolism, immunology, hematology, and therapeutic development.
Led by Dr. Gang Huang, the lab studies mechanisms that drive both blood-related cancers and solid tumors while building translational pathways that move promising discoveries toward products, startups, and clinical impact.
The lab’s work spans hematologic malignancies, solid-tumor immunotherapy, cancer-associated cachexia, mitochondrial metabolism, and translational product development, with a consistent focus on connecting rigorous biology to therapies that can improve patient outcomes.
Boilerplate
Approved Boilerplate
The Huang Lab at UT Health San Antonio is a basic and translational cancer research group within the MD Anderson Mays Cancer Center at UT Health San Antonio. Our team integrates hematology and solid tumor biology with immunology and metabolism to uncover mechanisms and design interventions. We advance cell and biologic therapies, including CAR T‑cell approaches for solid tumors. We also conduct research in trauma and military health. We move discoveries toward clinical impact through product development and collaborations with clinicians and industry. Education and mentorship are core to our mission. We train students, postdoctoral fellows, and early‑career scientists in rigorous, multidisciplinary research. Together, we aim to deliver therapies and technologies that improve patient outcomes.
Press contact: huangg1 [at] uthscsa.edu