GHI 2027 | 13-14 APRIL |EDINBURGH SCOTLAND

Registration for the Gill Health Initiative (GHI) 2027 is now open.
Please follow the link (button) below to secure your tickets.
There are limited spaces for accommodation in Edinburgh this year!
Hurry and contact the hotels listed below to reserve your room - bookings close at the end of February!

Accommodation options- for corporate rates:
(1) xxx. Hotel at. xxxx or email: xxxxx t to book for this conference
(2) Thexxxx at Delegates can quote the reference code of xxxx to book by emailing: xxxxx
Download Full Workshop Agenda (PDF)" link here.
Abstracts are also being accepted through this link, and our coordination partners Berg Hansen will be in touch with you regarding abstract acceptances - deadline Friday, 12 March 2027
How to Become a Sponsor:
Interested in supporting GHI 2027?
Download our [Sponsorship Prospectus PDF] or contact us to learn about available packages.

About Us

Mission

Gill health is a major issue across the aquaculture industry, and could have an adverse effect on the industry sustainability. Focused research questions and cross-industry information sharing is required to overcome these challenges.

The Gill Health Initiative (GHI) was formed, in a bid to bring together industry and researchers, with the following goals:

Focus on key research areas that will inform best practice management of gill disease
Focus on sharing of field-based farm management practices for more complex gill diseases
Promotion of exchange between researchers and industry for faster information sharing
Streamline research efforts across Norway, Scotland, Ireland and Australia

Steering Committee

The GHI steering committee is comprised of at least one research and one industry representative from Norway, Scotland, Ireland and Australia. Meetings of the GHI Steering committee are held to plan proceedings for the annual GHI meeting. Having representation from each country provides the core steering committee an international perspective of the challenges. We welcome the newest members of the GHI steering committee from Chile!