With a background in biology (BA Natural Sciences followed by PhD at Cambridge) Dan used his knowledge of physiology to construct early versions of our product for his own use before realising the system could fill an unmet need in the diving market. He founded and raised finance for Lungfish (then Cambridge) Dive Systems and works on design, construction and testing of our products.

Stuart has unrivalled experience in our field having been involved in the development of electronically controlled life support equipment since 1984, together with the operational use of such equipment for research and commercial diving projects. He pioneered the use of digital electronics in life support as well as developing the technologies necessary to measure carbon dioxide in an atmosphere of varying gas mixture and pressure.

A research associate at the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing, Sarah specializes in strategy for start up firms. With a BBA in marketing and international business and a PhD on the commercialization of advanced technologies, Sarah has worked as a consultant and business coach focusing on market analysis for high-tech start-ups, and coordinated an EC project to improve the success rate of entrepreneurial ventures across Europe.

John has an enviable track record of successfully building technology sales both as a Sales Director and as a Managing Director/CEO. After serving as an Engineering Officer in the Royal Navy, John has spent most of his career in sales and general management in both SMEs and multi-national quoted companies. John’s experience here and in the sale of high tech SMEs to larger firms has particular relevance to Lungfish’s future direction.