The International Symposium on Reproductive Physiology of Fish (ISRPF) is an internationally highly recognized symposium, devoted to discuss and present the most advanced basic and applied knowledge in the field the reproductive physiology of fish and related areas. With its history of four decades, this worldwide scientifically well-established symposium takes place every 4 years, since its creation in 1977 by Prof. Dr. Roland Billard, in France.

This website include:

• initial aim of this meeting series
• chronological summary of the different editions
• links to digitalized books of abstract
• link to previous and future meetings
• composition of international committee

Initial aim of this meeting series

A compact symposium with no parallel sessions enabling participants to attend all the invited plenary lectures and oral presentations. The ISRPFs status as the premier meeting in fish reproduction and its organisation is especially appropriate for students who are able to contact with experts in varied topics beyond their field of study. Posters will be displayed for the duration of the meeting to promote interactions and discussion

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