Every year the European algae scene meets at the AlgaEurope conference. Abstracts submissions are now being accepted for topics as aquaculture feeds.

The 9th Aquaculture Rountable Series will feature a speaker program that will address a wide range of topics related to the state of Asia’s aquafeed industry and aquaculture nutrition.

Organizers from the biannual International Symposium on Aquaculture Nutrition (SINA) are calling for poster presentations. The SINA is held to discuss on the nutrition of relevant organisms for aquaculture in Latin America and it will be held in Yucatan, Mexico.

Aquaculture Europe 2019 is entitled \"GROWING from WATER.” Abstract submissions are now being accepted and the deadline is May 1.

Over 700 abstracts, oral and poster presentations, were submitted this year to the APA19 that will be held on June 19-21.

This course will provide the latest research novelties using fish as an experimental model and its applications in aquaculture. It will be held at University of Coimbra, Portugal, on May 2.

The symposium, which is particularly focused on welfare indicators for novel species, will be held at Swansea University, UK, on May 14.

The American Feed Industry Association's Purchasing & Ingredient Suppliers Conference (PISC), that will be held on May 14-16, in Orlando, USA, offers a new suppliers listing.

Veramaris has demonstrated that an algal oil rich in EPA and DHA can be used in fish oil-free or marine ingredient-free aquafeeds. Ester Santigosa, DSM Nutritional Products France, will discuss these findings at Aquafeed Horizons conference 2019, in Cologne Germany.

Shrimp conferences bring together national and international experts to improve sustainable production and competitiveness of Ecuadorian shrimp.

The seminar is organized by Salmonfood and INCAR will be held in Port Montt on March 22.

Aquaculture Students\' Association will host the 5th Careers Day at the University of Stirling on May 20. 15 international companies will offer the opportunity to network with individuals working in aquaculture health, nutrition, technology, genetics and environmental management.

The event will cover opportunities using marine and terrestrial invertebrates for feeds, niche products and services, and synergies with other market sectors.

Drying and extrusion technology courses will be held in Norway in April. Deadline for registration is on March 21.

Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) technology course is a free face-to-face training course that will take place at the Wageningen University from May 6-9.

3rd edition of Icelandic fish conference will cover how the reutilization of fish processing by-products has become a lucrative add-on to regular fish processing, serving the cosmetic, pharmaceutical and agricultural industries. There are still ways to save on event attendance.

BioMar, Aquagestion and Aquaknowledge will perform the first freshwater seminar in Pucón, Chile. The seminar will address relevant issues related to freshwater aquaculture.

A limited number of publications in aquaculture address the impact of the oxidation process on the energy value of feedstuffs, especially if compared with the large number of research papers for monogastrics. However, there is data to confirm that fish and shrimp are also negatively affected by poor dietary lipid quality.

Each year The Digest subscribers and a panel of invited international selectors choose the 50 hottest companies in the advanced bioeconomy. Any company engaged in the advanced bioeconomy as a producer, supplier, investor or partner is eligible for the Hot 50.

The 6th Global Feed & Food Congress (GFFC) will bring together leaders from the global feed and food chain in Bangkok, Thailand, on March 11-13 under the theme “The future of Feed & Food – are we ready?.” Nutritional Innovation will be of the key topics.