Riga set to host global algae experts’ conference next month
AlgaEurope 2025, set to take place in Riga, Latvia, from 9-12 December 2025, will bring together the global algae community for four days of collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange.
Organized by DLG Benelux and the European Algae Biomass Association (EABA), the AlgaEurope 2025 Conference is expected to welcome over 400 participants from across academia, research, and industry, making it one of the most significant annual gatherings dedicated to algae biomass.
This year’s event has received an outstanding 245 abstract submissions, reflecting the diversity and innovation within the algae sector. Topics cover a broad spectrum including biorefinery, biostimulants, cosmetics, feed, food, and regulatory frameworks. Following a review by the Conference Committee, selected authors will present their research as speakers or through poster sessions.
The conference programme, now available online, features a rich variety of scientific and industry presentations highlighting the latest research and commercial advancements in algae cultivation, processing, and applications. Sessions will explore emerging technologies, sustainability strategies, and market opportunities, complemented by keynotes from renowned experts Helena Abreu (Portugal), Avigad Vonshak (Israel), Poul Erik Jensen (Denmark), and Leonel Pereira (Portugal).
The poster area and awards will spotlight leading research, with the Poster Presentation Awards - Gold, Silver, and Bronze - selected by the AlgaEurope Evaluation Committee. Participants can also cast their vote for the Audience Award through the AlgaEurope App, ensuring lively engagement throughout the event.
On Thursday, 11 December 2025, AlgaEurope will host its Award Evening, celebrating excellence within the algae community. In addition to the Poster Presentation Awards, the Life & Career, Impact & Action, and Youth & Outreach Awards will be presented to honour outstanding contributions to the field.
Networking opportunities are integrated throughout the program. The conference will feature a trade show where more than 20 companies will showcase state-of-the-art technologies, innovations, and services in algae production and applications. The Algae Happy Hour, held after the first conference day, invites participants to taste algae-based products while connecting with peers from around the world. On 10 December, the conference dinner at LIDO offers delegates an evening of traditional Latvian cuisine, accompanied by a vibrant folklore performance celebrating the country’s culture.
Participants will also have the chance to take part in a technical visit to Síbiotech, one of the Baltic region’s leading biotechnology companies specializing in microalgae cultivation and the extraction of high-value bioactive compounds.
To enhance engagement and connectivity, the AlgaEurope 2025 mobile app will provide real-time updates, meeting scheduling, and interactive features, offering participants a seamless and connected conference experience.
AlgaEurope 2025 promises to be a pivotal event in the algae biomass industry, driving progress and innovation forward. For more information about the conference, registration details, and updates, please visit www.algaeurope.org.
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