John is a PhD who joined Aeroqual eight years ago and has been there since the birth of the AQM 60 compact air monitoring station. He blends deep technical knowledge with real world application of sensor based air monitoring. And he enjoys sharing this knowledge with partners and customers wherever they are in the world.
Lots of people contact us wanting to buy sensors so they can make their own DIY air quality sensor device. Typically they are researchers who have limited funding and need a cheap way to get equipment together for a study. Sometimes they’re just people who like making things and an air quality sensor is their […]
Choosing the right environmental dust monitor can be hard. There are different types of dust sampling methods – high volume, low volume, optical, beta attenuation – and there are different levels of certification too. We always get asked – how does this equipment compare to that equipment? What does equivalent mean and how does that […]
Aeroqual makes two different types of instrument for measuring airborne dust and particulate – the Dust Sentry and Dust Profiler. Both use an optical laser but the measurement technology and technique are slightly different – which has important implications for how the instruments should be applied. Which dust monitor should you choose?
Congratulations to Aeroqual’s VP of Sales, Marketing and Customer Support, Carl Beck, who has been awarded an international business scholarship by the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
