EAAP will grant to early career researchers the “EAAP Young Scientists Award”. All scientists who are born after 1 September 1988 can participate. The candidates should be EAAP individual members and should have demonstrated outstanding research performance with the European dimension and perspective. The awardee will receive a plate in Hamburg (Germany) and will...
Preparations Underway for the Next EAAP Annual Meeting in Hamburg
On Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd February the EAAP Secretariat (Andrea Rosati and Eleonora Azzaro) together with Hans Spoolder (Secretary of the EAAP Scientific Committee) the German local organising committee (Hans Willi Warder, Bettina Bongartz, Georg Thaller, Christian Lambertz., Peter Sanftleben, Andriy Getya, Jan-Hendrik Schneider) and the PCO event lab. GmbH (Katja Störmer, Susanne Jansen, Katja Bornschein, Sabrina Schmidt, Magdalena Schnelle) visited the CCH –...
Shaping the Future of European Livestock through Research and Policy
We are pleased to share that Andrea Rosati, Secretary General of the EAAP (European Federation of Animal Science), recently held a series of productive private meetings with key Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to advocate for the future of our research and industry area. The discussions involved influential voices...
Questionnaire European Commission
The European Commission, led by DG AGRI, is preparing a new EU Agricultural Research and Innovation (R&I) Strategic Approach, planned for mid-2026. This Strategic Approach aims to secure the long-term competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of the EU’s agri-food sector, forestry and rural areas, and contribute to the objectives of the Vision for Agriculture...
DairyExperts Joins the EAAP Industry Club
DairyExperts is a Contract Research Organization (CRO) specializing in dairy and beef cattle trials—from proof of concept to large-scale pivotal studies. Research areas include animal health (pharmaceuticals, biologicals, disease models, etc.), performance and efficiency (feed additives, direct-fed microbials, etc.), and sustainability (enteric methane mitigation, alternative products, etc.). Our California facility—the...
Now Live: Watch the 76th Annual Meeting Plenary Session Online
We are pleased to announce that the Plenary Session of the 76th EAAP Annual Meeting, held in Innsbruck last August, is now officially available for viewing on the EAAP YouTube Channel. This year’s session explored the foundational theme: "Why Animal Farming Has Been Essential to Human Civilisation." Viewers can now...
EAAP Regional Meeting 2026 – Abstract submission deadline approaching!
Abstract submission for the 4th EAAP Regional Meeting of the Mediterranean Region is still open, but the deadline is fast approaching. The meeting will take place on 20–22 May 2026 in Sardinia, Italy, hosted by the University of Sassari. The conference will bring together researchers, professionals, and students to discuss...
20 EAAP Scholarship for young talented animal scientists
Online applications for EAAP Scholarships are also open! EAAP is happy to provide the same number of scholarships offered last year: this means that up to 20 applicants will receive financial support to attend the next EAAP Annual Meeting in Hamburg! Only applicants born after September 1st 1988 and nationals of an EAAP member country...
77th European Animal Science Conference: Call for Abstracts Now Open
The call for abstracts for the 77th European Animal Science Conference, organised by EAAP, is now open! The event will be held on September 7th-11th 2026 in the beautiful city of Hamburg (Germany) and offers a unique opportunity to present your research, engage with leading experts, and forge new international collaborations. Moreover, by participating,...
Are You Getting What You Paid for with Your Trace Mineral Program?
For many in the dairy industry, organic trace minerals (OTMs) have become a standard part of the nutritional toolkit. They’re seen as a more available and absorbable alternative to inorganic trace minerals. But here’s the truth: not all OTMs are created equal. Due to the differences in OTM composition, there are differences in animal performance....