In an era of accelerating marine degradation, climate change, and food‑security risk, advancing fisheries and aquatic science is more urgent than ever. The 8th INCOFIMS answers this global challenge by convening researchers, industry practitioners, and policy‑makers to share breakthrough ideas that support the United Nations SDGs—especially SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 14 (Life Below Water).

Hosted by the Faculty of Fisheries & Marine, Universitas Airlangga and held onsite in Bali (Harris Sunset Road Hotel), 3–4 September 2025, the conference runs in synergy with the 6th International Conference on Biotechnology & Fisheries Product (INCOBIFS), expanding the platform to seafood processing and marine biotechnology.

Why Attend INCOFIMS 2025?

• Global Diversity & Credibility – confirmed keynote speakers from Japan, Australia, South Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia; previous editions featured experts from 14 countries across five continents.
• Dual Publication Path – accepted papers will be published in international proceedings with Scopus-indexed partners (e.g., IOP, AIP, Web of Conferences, E3S, Scientific.Net) subject to editorial acceptance, and may also be fast‑tracked to journals indexed in Scopus, WoS, or SINTA.
• Interdisciplinary Themes –
  • INCOFIMS: Aquaculture • Feed & Nutrition • Fish Health & Disease • Aquatic Resources & Environment • Fisheries Socio‑economics
  • INCOBIFS: Seafood Processing & Technology • Food Biotechnology, Safety & Functional Foods
• Strong Institutional Network – co‑hosted with Udayana University, KKP Polytechnic (Jembrana), and Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji; supported by MABBI and MPHPI.
• Proven Legacy – seven editions since 2018, 640+ peer‑reviewed proceedings papers published, and a consistent track record of interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Destination Advantage – experience Bali’s renowned hospitality while networking with a truly global scientific community.