| Welcome to the Biox website. We specialise in the
measurement of water vapour flux density, humidity and moisture.
Currently, our technology is used mainly for human skin characterisation,
including transepidermal water loss (TEWL) skin surface water loss
(SSWL) and Franz cell membrane integrity testing. It also has potential
for characterising water migration and uptake in materials as diverse
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What are our Products
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Our main product is the AquaFlux, an instrument
for measuring water vapour flux density. It uses patented technology
to deliver unrivalled performance. Take a look at our brochures to
get an idea of what this technology can do for you.
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What else do we do ?
We provide consultancy and contract research
services in the area of water vapour flux measurement in general
and skin characterisation in particular. The Products section
of our website gives more details. Not sure whether the AquaFlux
is right for your applications? Find out by doing a small-scale
feasibility trial.
Your place or ours? |
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Who are our Customers
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Who is using our technology? Manufacturers?
CROs? Research Establishements? Universities? Medical Schools?
Take a look at the list of our users
and their publications.
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Our Key Publications
The Library section of this website contains
Biox publications dating back to 2002. Click here for
quick access to a small subset we consider to be particularly
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Who are we ?
We are a spin-out company of London South
Bank University. Our Photophysics
Research Centre has
been pursuing research interests in skin characterisation for over
20 years. Our staff are PhD physicists or engineers. |
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Any Questions ?
Look at our FAQ,
send an e-mail or
pick up the 'phone.
Language should not be a barrier. Apart from English, we can
communicate in Chinese, French, German, Romanian and Russian.
We're happy to help.
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Last
update: 26-June-09
New software updates for both AF10x
and AF200 instruments are now available for download in the
Support section of this website.
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