AD BioSciences recognizes the importance of protecting personal privacy. This privacy policy outlines how AD BioSciences collects, uses and protects information about you when you access the AD BioSciences’s website. Whenever personal data is collected via your use of this website that information will only be used in accordance with this privacy policy and relevant legislation. The AD BioSciences may occasionally amend this policy by updating this page. You should re-visit the page from time to time to review any amendments.

The information we collect and how it is used
We may ask you to provide personal information to enable us to provide a specific service that you have requested, for example requesting a AD BioSciences prospectus and contact us, or any specific information like surveys we ask. The web page requesting this personal information will provide details of how the information will be used. All personal data collected in this way will only be used for the purpose(s) specified at the time of collection.

Web log files
In common with most websites we automatically log certain information about every visit to the site. This includes your IP address1 and information relating to your requests from our servers, for example date and time, referrer, user agent (browser), request type and details of request size. This information is anonymous unless you have logged in to a secure area of the site using an identifying username and password. The information is used to help us manage the website (e.g. detecting bugs) and where necessary to investigate potential computer misuse or breaches in AD BioSciences regulations. Under normal circumstances these log files will only be accessed by authorised members of staff, however we do have a legal obligation to make our log files available to external authorities such as the Police, when requested.

How we use cookies
Cookies are small text files which are placed on your computer’s hard drive to help us monitor the use of our website and provide access to certain features. A cookie does not identify the individual only the computer used, it does not gives us access to your computer. Cookies enable us to provide you with a better experience of our website. The AD BioSciences uses cookies to track user behaviour, improve and personalise the services we offer and remember previous actions. We do not use cookies which have a high impact on your privacy and will regularly review the use of cookies on our site to protect your privacy. In common with many organisations the AD BioSciences uses ‘Google Analytics’ a web analytics service provided by GoogleInc to enable us to analyse how our website is used. For more information about cookies please visit www.allaboutcookies.org