Mantis Shrimp – The Reef’s Super Powered Predator
- Mantis shrimp have the fastest punch in nature, used for hunting.
- Their eyes can see 12 colors (humans see 3), making them expert hunters.
SeaVox brings together a world-class team of scientists, technologists, conservationists, and business leaders:
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Borga Gusso is an ocean conservation advocate and systems thinker with a background in sustainability and regenerative design. Educated at St Andrews and Oxford Brookes, he bridges policy, finance, and grassroots action - bringing vision to the intersection of technology, climate, and community.
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An Oxford DPhil in Autonomous Robotics, David has developed AI-driven software frameworks to enable a range of four legged robots to walk, perceive and interact in real world scenarios.
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Luka Corliss is a Machine Learning Engineer with an MRes from Imperial College London where he honed his expertise in developing advanced algorithms and machine learning systems. Specialised in artificial intelligence for robotics and neurotechnology with gained hands-on experience through roles at start-ups like TaxOff.
Ex-EY and IFC, Dilara focuses on sustainable innovation, corporate strategy, and data science to drive cutting-edge business competitiveness.
A leading coral conservation specialist. With extensive hands-on experience in large-scale reef restoration, he has played a pivotal role in restoring marine ecosystems using Biorock technology and AI-driven monitoring.
A PhD candidate at the University of Plymouth, Aaron specialises in the application of biodiversity monitoring methodologies and evaluating human impacts on marine ecosystems
Harrison is one of our University Ambassadоrs and serves as the Fundraising Coordinator for Oxford. He plays a key role in representing our university initiatives and coordinating fundraising activities within the Oxford community.
Tolgacan is our Fundraising Coordinator for Bournemouth community and supports our R&D team with logistics and internal communications. He's also a software developer and scuba diver, bringing versatility to our operations.
Mae is a Marine Biology student at the University of Liverpool and have an affinity with the ocean, especially sharks. When I’m not studying marine ecosystems, you’ll find me climbing cliffs, surfing waves, or exploring the underwater or outdoors. I’m passionate about conservation and thrilled to be part of SeaVox, working towards a healthier ocean.
Monty Rhodes leads the development of SeaVox’s unified software platform, building the core infrastructure that supports autonomous coral restoration. With deep expertise in DevOps, automation and infrastructure design, he ensures reliable system performance.
Through innovation and automation, SeaVox is making restoration scalable, verifiable, and financially self-supporting.
Dilara Cankaya, Director of Operations
Ex-EY and IFC, Dilara focuses on sustainable innovation, corporate strategy, and data science to drive cutting-edge business competitiveness.
Dr. Zach Boakes, Coral Conservation Specialist
A leading coral conservation specialist. With extensive hands-on experience in large-scale reef restoration, he has played a pivotal role in restoring marine ecosystems using Biorock technology and AI-driven monitoring.
Aaron Jessop, Lead Marine Biologist
A PhD candidate at the University of Plymouth, Aaron specialises in the application of biodiversity monitoring methodologies and evaluating human impacts on marine ecosystems
Harrison Coombs, Marketing & Fundraising COORDINATOR
Harrison is one of our University Ambassadоrs and serves as the Fundraising Coordinator for Oxford. He plays a key role in representing our university initiatives and coordinating fundraising activities within the Oxford community.
Tolgacan Gumossoy, FundRaising Coordinator & Software Developer
Tolgacan is our Fundraising Coordinator for Bournemouth community and supports our R&D team with logistics and internal communications. He's also a software developer and scuba diver, bringing versatility to our operations.
Mae Pollard, University Ambassador & Fundraising coordinator
Mae is a Marine Biology student at the University of Liverpool and have an affinity with the ocean, especially sharks. When I’m not studying marine ecosystems, you’ll find me climbing cliffs, surfing waves, or exploring the underwater or outdoors. I’m passionate about conservation and thrilled to be part of SeaVox, working towards a healthier ocean.
Advisory Board
Our advisors include global leaders in marine conservation, environmental finance, AI development, underwater photography, and biotechnology.
Ambassadors
A network of passionate young scientists and conservationists extends our mission across leading academic institutions. - ISKANDAR WIDJAJA, FREDDIE STRAWSON & GEM.
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Our advisors include global leaders in marine conservation, environmental finance, AI development, underwater photography, and biotechnology.
Will is an expert in biorock-based artificial reef structures. Through CCELL, he has pioneered mineral accretion systems for coastal and coral restoration—critical for the technical foundation of Seavox’s scalable solution.
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George brings expertise in advanced computing and data security. His guidance supports Seavox’s efforts in developing transparent and secure monitoring, possibly supporting blockchain-based restoration verification in the future.
Ollie uses his underwater photography to spotlight marine biodiversity and restoration. His skill in documenting ocean life is invaluable for communicating Seavox’s impact visually and credibly.
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Michael brings global recognition and decades of experience in marine conservation storytelling. His visual work strengthens Seavox’s mission by raising awareness, capturing fieldwork, and engaging a wide audience emotionally and scientifically.
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Lindsey brings extensive experience in the yachting and luxury marine sectors, helping Seavox connect with key partners, investors, and sponsors. She serves as a bridge between the restoration mission and the maritime world, opening opportunities for collaboration, funding, and visibility across the blue economy.
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Alex bridges science, finance, and policy to make nature restoration financially viable. His insights help Seavox design funding models that blend public, private, and philanthropic capital to restore ecosystems at scale.
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Scott crafts compelling visual narratives for global audiences. His experience as an executive producer supports Seavox’s communications, helping to share our story through films and campaigns that inspire action.
Zafer is a globally respected marine conservationist and MPA strategist. His experience in policy, community engagement, and ecosystem restoration ensures Seavox remains aligned with international best practices and conservation goals.
Through innovation and automation, SeaVox is making restoration scalable, verifiable, and financially self-supporting.
Meet the SeaVox brand ambassadors…
Iskandar Widjaja’s extensive network, bolstered by his performances at prestigious events like the World Economic Forum in Davos, positions him to introduce us to influential figures.
Freddie Strawson, a SeaVox ambassador, is competing for the World Wing Foiling Championship across China, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Morocco, and France. As he rides the waves, he champions coral reef restoration and ocean conservation, inspiring action to protect our seas.
Gem, an Istanbul-based musician, draws deep inspiration from her connection with nature. As one of our brand ambassadors, she dedicates her art and music to raising awareness and advocating for the cause.
Mantis shrimp have the fastest punch in nature, used for hunting.
Their eyes can see 12 colors (humans see 3), making them expert hunters.
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