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Logos, boilerplate and press

ASDC logo and guidelines

The primary logo

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Download the ASDC primary logo

The secondary logo

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Download the ASDC secondary logo

There are three different ways that our logo can be used:

  1. Full colour
  2. Blackout
  3. Whiteout

Where possible please use the primary full colour version. The secondary version is for informal use where ASDC is well-known, or there is limited space and the logo has to be very small.

ASDC logo versions

ASDC primary logo all colours

ASDC secondary logo all colours

For further information about the logos, colours and font, please download the logo guidelines below:

Download the ASDC logo guidelines as a PDF

ASDC boilerplate description

The Association for Science and Discovery Centres (ASDC) is the national charity that brings together the UK’s major science engagement organisations to play a strategic role in the nation’s engagement with science. Within our network are over 50 of the nation’s largest publicly accessible science centres, discovery centres, science museums and scientific bodies. Every year our members work to encourage more diverse participation in science, engaging with over 25 million people of all ages, genders, backgrounds and abilities. Together, our vision is for a society where science is accessible, inclusive and valued by all ​as a fundamental part of everyday life.

Press contact

For all press and media enquiries please contact admin@sciencecentres.org.uk

Useful links

  • Accessibility in science centres
  • Climate Hub UK
  • Code of conduct
  • Inclusion handbook
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  • Terms and Conditions

Where to find us online

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Our Address

  • Suite 101, QC30
  • 30 Queen Charlotte Street
  • Bristol
  • BS1 4HJ
  • T: 0117 915 0181