14^th International Conference on Nutrition & Growth

18–20 March 2027 | Vienna, Austria

N&G 2027 will take place in Vienna, Austria, from 18–20 March 2027, continuing its role as a leading international platform dedicated to exploring the relationship between nutrition and growth in children.

As research in paediatric nutrition and child development evolves, the conference will bring together clinicians, researchers, dietitians, and healthcare professionals to examine new evidence, discuss clinical implications, address ongoing challenges, and share practical approaches across disciplines.

Over three focused days, participants will engage with the latest scientific developments, exchange perspectives with international experts, and strengthen collaborations that advance child health worldwide.

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N&G 2026 delivers a high-impact scientific program covering the most relevant and widely discussed topics in pediatric nutrition and growth – from early life to adolescence.

Designed by leading international experts, the program combines cutting-edge science with clinical relevance and interactive discussion.

Eating Behaviors, Obesity & Mental Health

Exploring the complex relationship between nutrition, eating behaviors, obesity, and mental health across childhood and adolescence.

Gut Microbiome, Biotics & Metabolomics

Latest evidence on gut microbiota modulation, biotics, and metabolic pathways shaping growth and long-term health.

Clinical Nutrition & Chronic Conditions

Nutritional management of chronic GI diseases, feeding disorders, neurological impairment, and complex pediatric conditions.

Big Data, AI & Growth Assessment

How artificial intelligence and big data are transforming growth measurement, prediction, and precision nutrition.

Preterm, Neonatal & Infant Nutrition

Innovative strategies to improve growth, development, and outcomes in preterm and vulnerable infants.

Yearbook Session

A curated plenary overview of the most impactful research and clinical advances of the past year in nutrition and growth.

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Late-Breaking Abstract Submission is Open!

We're now accepting late-breaking abstracts until February 17.

14^th International Conference on Nutrition & Growth