The next European Percid Fish Culture (EPFC) workshop will be held on Tuesday, 20th September at the International Conference Centre, Edinburgh, Scotland, just prior to Aquaculture Europe 2016. The workshop is entitled \"Best Practice in Percid Fish Aquaculture.\"

The following presentations are already confirmed for the workshop:

• Costs and benefits of applying genetic selection in Percid aquaculture
  Ian Johnston, Xelect, UK
• Exploring biostability in RAS with Aquapri\'s new pikeperch facility
  Tahi Jackson Fu, Aquapri, DK
• Recent advancements in hormonal stimulation of reproduction in Eurasian Perch, Perca fluviatilis
  Daniel Zarski, UWM, PL
• The effect of carbon dioxide on metabolism and growth in adult pikeperch Sander lucioperca
  Kathrin Steinberg, GMA, DE
• The European Marine Biological Research Infrastructure Cluster (EMBRIC) aims to provide advanced genetic resources to support selective breeding of aquaculture species
  Ian Johnston, University of St. Andrews, UK

This year for the first time, EPFC workshop presentations and abstracts are going to be part of the official AE2016 book of abstracts. Additionally, each registered workshop participant will receive a free re-print of all abstracts and presenting authors’ CVs.

Please note, that participation in this workshop is FREE for all registered AE2016 conference delegates, including exhibitors and trade show visitors. Please make sure that you follow the registration procedures for the conference, as indicated on the Aquaculture Europe 2016 website. When you are planning to attend only the EPFC workshop without registering for AE2016, please contact to identify the proper registration formalities.

Email info@epfc.net to register for the workshop.