Dr Tormey Reimer
My Current project

Optimising feeds to support ecosystem-based aquaculture
I am current working with Professor Julia Blanchard on an ARC Linkage Grant developing new ways of assessing the environmental impacts of alternate sources of protein in fish food. See the full project and the latest research outputs here.
Recent publications
Modelling Asparagopsis nitrogen bioremediation efficiency in Australian coastal environments
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Tormey Reimer, Katherine A. Cresswell, Kate M. Fraser, Camille A. White, Scott A. Hadley
Ecological Modelling, 2026
Coastal nitrogen enrichment poses a growing threat to marine ecosystems, and macroalgae cultivation has been identified as a promising bioremediation strategy in Australian coastal waters. Recent interest in cultivating Asparagopsis species as additives to livestock feeds presents an opportunity to leverage a commercial industry for ecosystem-based management goals, but the bioremediative potential of these species… Read more
Uncharted links from mining to fed animal systems: a scoping review

Beth Penrose, Xin Zhan, Tormey Reimer, Gage Clawson, Gianluca Amoroso, Sowdamini Sesha Prasad, Chris G. Carter, Julia L. Blanchard & Richard S. Cottrell
npj Sustainable Aquaculture, 2026
Animal-source foods are an increasingly large part of human diets worldwide, with feed production representing the primary driver of environmental impacts in farmed animal systems. While much attention has focused on agricultural and fisheries-based feed ingredients, the role of mineral supplements - a critical feed component - remains largely overlooked in sustainability assessments. We reviewed over 100 peer-reviewed Life Cycle… Read more
Check out my blog!

The IMAS PhD Thesis Template
During my Phd I created a Latex thesis template for the thesis, and I want to make it free to use.

Welcome to my blog!
Why did I do it? Will I stick to it with any kind of regularity? Let’s find out!
Get in touch

I’m currently working in Hobart (Nipaluna), Australia. I should be fairly responsive to emails, messages, heartfelt letters, and good vibes. Feel free to reach out, or come see me in the waterfront IMAS building!
