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Wed, Feb 11, 2:30 AM EST

Online • By European Aquaculture Society

Algae-based innovation for next level combined aquaculture production Wed, Feb 11, 2:30 AM EST Online • By European Aquaculture Society Through its involvement in the EU Horizon Europe INNOAQUA project, and in partnership with the Microalgae-Biota Technology and Innovation Research (ALBIC), Universiti Putra Malaysia,Institute of Climate Adaptation and Marine Biotechnology (ICAMB), Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT), the EuropeanSociety (EAS) is pleased to present this event on combined plant and animalproduction technologies. This short, focussed event will showcase examples of production systems at pilot or near full scale production from Europe and SE Asia and will be followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A that will discuss concept approaches, pilot successes and upscaling issues. Its principal objective is to share experience with experts on systems, methods, species, approaches and target end-products – paving the way for future cooperation and partnership. It is the first of two events – the second focusing more on algal extracts and their potential applications. Introduction By the moderators: Dorinde Kleinegris (NORCE, Norway) and Natrah Ikhsan (ICAMB UMT, Malaysia) Case study presentation - Montakan Tamtin (CoastalResearch and Development Division, Department of Fisheries, Thailand). “Overview of seaweed cultivation and production in Thailand”. - Rui Perreira (A4F, Portugal). “INNOAQUA land-based IMTA pilot in Portugal, with sole & macroalgae”. - Nguyen Nhut (Research Institute forNo. 2 (RIA2), Vietnam). “Developing Intensive White Shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) Culture through IMTA-RAS Technology for Climate Change Adaptation and a Circular Economy Approach.” - Pia Steinrücken (NORCE, Norway). “INNOAQUA: Land based IMTA – integrating salmon and microalgae cultivation at pilot scale”. - Wahidatul Husna (Borneo Marine Research Institute, Universiti Malaysia Sabah,Malaysia). “Integrating High-Value Sea Urchins and Tropical Seaweeds into Traditional Finfish Farming through Sea-based IMTA in Malaysia”. - Pauline O’Donohoe (Marine Institute, Ireland). “ASTRAL - IMTA Species of the Future.” Panel Panel discussion and open Q&A that will discuss concept approaches, pilot successes and upscaling issues. Panel moderator: Patrick Sorgeloos (UGent, Belgium). Closing comments From the moderators. Registration for this event is handled externally, and it's mandatory. Funded by the European Union under grant agreement number 101084383. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. 45 attendees

Today, 4:45 AM EST

Online • By Soy Excellence Center - MENA

SEC MENA’s 97th Aquaculture Production Training Program Today, 4:45 AM EST Online • By Soy Excellence Center - MENA 12 attendees

Mon, Jun 1 - Fri, Jun 5

Tampines, SG • By WAS APC

WORLD AQUACULTURE VISITS SINGAPORE FOR THE SECOND TIME After the successful World Aquaculture Conference and Trade Show held in Singapore in 2022, we have decided to return to Singapore in 2026. WorldSingapore 2026 will provide an excellent venue for international networking and knowledge exchange amongpractitioners, academics, and commercial companies from the Asia-Pacific region and around the world.is rapidly growing in the Asia-Pacific region and increasingly being integrated into Singapore’s food systems, making 2026 the perfect time for the globalcommunity to focus on Singapore.

Mon, Feb 9 - Mon, Mar 9

Online • By SWEMARC, Swedish Mariculture Research Center, University of Gothenburg

Unique opportunity – PhD course on sustainable aquaculture in Sweden! 🧭 Study period: 9 February – 9 March 2026 The course is aimed at those with an interest in production and management of marine bio-resources through development of sustainable food production. The course consists of two parts: 1️⃣ Intensive on-site week 16–20 Feb (arrival 15 Feb) Held at Kristineberg Center for Marine Research and Innovation and Tjärnö Marine Laboratory, University of Gothenburg – two leading marine research environments on the Swedish West Coast. 2️⃣ Online project module (4 weeks) During this module groups of students work together on one visionary asystem. The system should be described and presented in its geographical, societal and value chain context as well as presented. 🕒 Application deadline: 16 January 2026 👉 Read more & apply: https://www.gu.se/en/swemarc-marine-aqauculture/education/phd-course-transdisciplinary-approaches-to-sustainable-marine-aquaculture-nbem301-4-ects

Tue, Feb 3, 3:00 AM MST

Clarion Hotel The Edge, Kaigata 6, Tromso, Troms, NO, 9008 • By Akvaplan-niva

This is an Arctic Frontiers side-event and a more detailed program will be posted in January 2026. https://arcticfrontiers.com/conference-program/ To attend this event you will have to be registered for this day at the Arctic Frontiers conference. REGISTER HERE: https://arcticfrontiers2026.axacoair.se/

Wed, Jan 7, 1:00 PM MST

68 Commercial St, Portland, Maine, US, 04101 • By SEAPA

Aquaculture Tech Open Hús: Let’s talk innovation. At the Aquaculture Tech Open Hús, you’ll meet the pioneering companies and people redefining how seafood is grown, harvested, and brought to market. From Shred Electric’s farm electrification and zero-emission workboats to SEAPA’s innovative shellfish farming systems and OceanFarmr’s digital management tools, this session is all about the technologies driving a more sustainable, efficient, and resilient industry. Guests will enjoy oysters and refreshments while exploring hands-on demonstrations and tradeshow-style exhibits, with opportunities to connect directly with the people shaping modern-dayoperations. The event is proudly hosted at the Hús by the New England Ocean Cluster and University of Southern Maine’s Office of Commercialization.