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Neil Anthony Sims. CEO. Neil is a marine biologist (B.Sc. James Cook University; M.Sc. University of New South Wales), with a professional commitment to "softening mankind's footprint on the seas". Neil worked in fisheries management and development in the South Pacific during the 1980s.
Professor Neil Sims is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Sheffield. His first degree was in Mechanical Engineering, and after a year in industry he returned to Sheffield to study for a PhD.
Dec 4, 2023 · About half the world’s seafood now comes from aquaculture, rather than wild caught fishing. We talk with founder and CEO Neil Sims about Ocean Era's work with fin fish veggie diets, offshore pens, growing seaweed for food and fuel, climate-friendly diets, and more.
Neil Sims, MSc (Zool, UNSW), Founder/CEO, Ocean Era Inc, Kona, Hawai’i speaks about Ocean Aquaculture and the Blue Revolution Hawaii initiative.
Jul 25, 2012 · Marine biologist Neil Sims, Co-CEO of Kampachi Farms, is working to produce sustainable seafood for a growing planet. Sims and his team used an Aquapod – an unanchored fish pen tethered to a...
Company co-founder and CEO, Neil Anthony Sims, said that the change was driven by a growing awareness of the global imperative for expansion of offshore aquaculture, and the deeper understanding that the need is not just about one species of fish.
Jun 13, 2023 · Neil Sims' Ocean Era, formerly Kampachi Farms, believes red drum offers the best chance for success. Neil Sims, CEO Ocean Era, is looking to farm red drum instead of kampachi at the company's offshore site in the US Gulf of Mexico. Photo: Neil Sims
