Call for Abstracts.
International Conference On Innovation and Sustainability
- Promoting Insect-Based Livestock Feeds.
We invite abstracts on insect-based livestock feed systems within the circular bioeconomy, including but not limited to black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens), yellow meal worms
(Tenebrio molitor), house cricket (Acheta domisticus), and other species used for waste volarisation, protein production, or organic fertilizer.
We invite abstracts on insect-based livestock feed systems within the circular bioeconomy, including but not limited to black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens), yellow meal worms (Tenebrio molitor), house cricket (Acheta domisticus), and other species used for waste volarisation, protein production, or organic fertilizer.
Key Themes:
Insect Protein for Livestock Feeds | Organic Waste Volarisation | Feed Regulations and Safety | Insect Farming Business Models.
Deadline: 13 May 2026
Abstracts must align with at least one official conference sub-theme (technical, economic, policy, or systems perspectives).
Abstract Requirements
Length: 250–300 words (word count must be stated).
Structure: Background, Objective, Methods, Results (quantitative preferred), Implications, Conclusion, Novelty.
Language: English (UK or US spelling, consistent).
Format: Word document (.doc/.docx), Times New Roman, 12 pt.
Keywords: Maximum 5 (comma-separated).
Qualitative studies with strong empirical grounding may be considered where justified.
Submission Standards
Submissions must demonstrate novelty, methodological rigor, and clear applied impact in integrated waste-to-feed and circular bioeconomy systems.
Authorship
ORCID iDs are strongly encouraged for all authors.
Review Process
Single-blind peer review based on novelty, scientific quality, clarity, and relevance to conference themes and impact.
Note:
Abstracts and posters follow the same submission guidelines and review criteria; only the final presentation format differs.