Hosted by the Iran National Algae Culture Collection (INACC), the IRANALGAE workshop leverages years of specialized experience in promoting global collaboration and knowledge exchange. Since its inception, this series has served as a vital bridge between scientific discovery and practical application.

Over the past four editions—ranging from our 2021 debut to the 2024 "Algae Leave No One Behind!" session—IRANALGAE has successfully brought together a diverse community of biologists, phycologists, environmental scientists, and researchers from across the globe.

As we celebrate our 5th anniversary, we are excited to evolve. Therefore, IRANALGAE 2025 will be our first-ever hybrid event, combining the accessibility of our established online platform with the high-energy engagement of in-person sessions. Our mission remains clear: to continue fostering international collaboration, showcasing groundbreaking breakthroughs in algal science, and exploring how algae can contribute to a resilient and symbiotic future for both humanity and the planet.

• Connect and network with leading researchers, industry professionals, and innovators
• Explore solutions to challenges in algae science, biotechnology, and sustainability
• Present your ideas, research, or products to a global audience
• Identify potential collaborators, investors, and partners
• Gain insights beyond your immediate field, from policy to technology integration
• Participate in a high-quality, hybrid event with both in-person and online attendees
• Benefit from the experience and network of INACC, a leading organization in algal research

• Algae researchers and biologists
• Developers and suppliers of algae cultivation technology
• Industry operators and plant owners in biotechnology, food, and bio-based products
• Investors and venture capitalists interested in algae-based innovations
• Professionals in food, nutraceuticals, and pharmaceuticals
• Water treatment and wastewater management specialists
• Companies involved in algae processing, harvesting, dewatering, drying, and oil extraction
• Policymakers and sustainability experts seeking collaboration for a “Symbiotic Future”