Registration opens for 22nd International Symposium on Fish Nutrition and Feeding (ISFNF XXII), Darwin, Australia

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Registration is now open for the 22nd International Symposium on Fish Nutrition and Feeding (ISFNF XXII), to be held at the Darwin Convention Centre from 18–21 May 2026.

Abstract Submissions Closing Soon – Deadline 11 December 2025

For registrations, visit 👉 ISFNF 2026 Registration

Set in Australia’s tropical north, Darwin offers spectacular natural landscapes including Kakadu, Litchfield, and Nitmiluk National Parks, alongside the rich cultural and artistic traditions of Australia’s First Nations peoples.
 
This prestigious international conference will bring together leading researchers, industry experts, and policy makers from around the world to share the latest advancements in aquaculture nutrition and feeding. It also provides a unique opportunity to showcase Australia’s $2 billion aquaculture industry, spanning tropical species such as barramundi, prawns, grouper, and mudcrab, through to established fed species like abalone, Murray cod, yellowtail kingfish, and freshwater crayfish.
 
Conference Chair and CSIRO Research Scientist, Dr Cedric Simon, said:
“CSIRO looks forward to welcoming delegates from around the world to share the latest research and innovations in aquatic animal nutrition and feeding. Hosting ISFNF 2026 in Darwin gives us the chance to highlight Australia’s tropical aquaculture industry and strengthen ties with our neighbours in South-East Asia — a global hub of aquaculture activity.”
Key Details
  • Conference Dates: 18–21 May 2026
  • Venue: Darwin Convention Centre, Northern Territory, Australia
  • Abstract Submissions: Now open – closing 16 November 2025
  • Topics Include: Nutritional requirements, feeding and digestive physiology, broodstock and larval nutrition, feeding management, sustainable raw materials, emerging feed technologies, climate resilience, animal welfare, seafood quality and food systems.
The ISFNF 2026 will provide a vital platform for international collaboration, showcasing research on sustainable feedstocks and innovative nutritional solutions for a resilient global aquaculture industry.
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