Membership

The benefits of being an ASIFF member

• Professional networking + −

  Our association brings together academics and professionals working in the field of insects as food and feed, creating valuable opportunities for networking. Members can establish personal connections, form strategic alliances, collaborate on projects, co-author publications, and stay informed about global research in their area of expertise.

• Scientific knowledge exchange + −

  Knowing who is working on topics relevant to your research enables you to share your professional interests, showcase your publications, exchange scientific insights, and explore opportunities for joint publications and collaborations.

• Participation in ASIFF internal activities + −

  ASIFF will establish specialized sections focused on specific topics, such as particular edible insect species (e.g., house crickets, black soldier fly) or scientific disciplines (e.g., waste disposal, microbial peptides, frass). Members can propose new sections by submitting a request signed by at least 10 members. These sections provide a platform for in-depth discussions and knowledge sharing within targeted areas of interest.

• Access to full text of ASIFF newsletter + −

  ASIFF will publish regular newsletters featuring the latest developments in the field. While some content will be open access, exclusive sections will be available only to members, ensuring they stay updated on emerging research, industry trends, and key advancements.

• Career development and education opportunities + −

  We facilitate connections between job seekers and employers by inviting companies and academic institutions to share job openings. Scientists seeking employment can highlight their qualifications, while members can also discover educational opportunities, webinars, and training programs tailored to the field of insects as food and feed.

• International collaboration + −

  Through ASIFF, members gain access to a global network that fosters collaboration between organizations. This enables researchers and institutions to leverage both national and international opportunities, enhancing their ability to secure funding, share resources, and advance scientific progress in the field.