16th International Congress of Protistology 2025, Joint meeting of ICOP/ISOP 2025 June 22 (Sunday), - June 27 (Friday), 2025. Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea (TBC)

Daily Scientific Program

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Keynote
Keynote
  • Keynote 3
  • Time

    09:00-10:00

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • A Paleontological Perspective on the Early Evolution of Eukaryotes (Mostly Protists)
    Shuhai Xiao (Virginia Tech)

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SS
  • SS 5
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    9B217

  • Functional genomics of dinoflagellates
    Joseph Tin Yum Wong (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

  • Finding needle in the haystack - omics toolbox for exploration of stress tolerance markers in Symbiodiniaceae
    Pranali Deore (The University of Melbourne / Australian Institute of marine Science)

  • A subcellular proteomic map of the dinoflagellate Karlodinium veneficum
    Dayana Salas-Leiva (University Of Cambridge)

  • Omics-powered insights into dinoflagellate diversity, ecology and evolution
    Cheong Xin Chan (The University of Queensland)

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SS
  • SS 6
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    ChoByungdoo International Hall

  • Skillful cell behavior in the construction of testate amoebae shells
    Mami Nomura ( Yamagata University)

  • Elucidating the conditions for floating of planktonic foraminifera: Sinking experiment revisited
    Haruka Takagi (University of Tokyo)

  • Anchoring behaviour in Stentor influenced by geometrical cues and behavioural process
    Syun Echigoya (Hokkaido University)

  • Ciliary Fluid Dynamics Of Swimming, Feeding, Pumping, And Sensing
    Takuji Ishikawa (Tohoku University)

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SS
  • SS 7
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • Clonal-aggregative multicellularity in a close relative of animals

  • The changing tree of Holozoa in light of metagenomics

  • Simulating the Origins of Multicellularity By Artificial Selection on the Filasterean Capsaspora Owczarzaki.

  • Social Predators: An amoeba that collectively herds prey and sequesters resources

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SS
  • Hutner Award
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    90110

  • Regulatory mechanisms and functional divergence of DNA N 6 -methyladenine(6mA) in ciliates
    Shan Gao (Ocean University of China)

  • The Origin and Early Evolution of Eukaryotes
    Laura Eme (University of Rhode Island, USAUniversité Paris-Saclay)

  • Decoding the Gut’s Enigma: Unravelling the Role of Blastocystis in Health and Disease
    Anastasios D. Tsaousis (University of Kent)

OP
OP
  • OP 8
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • OP8-1

    Genomic exploration of the diversity of the globally distributed marine Chrysophyceae algae
    Louis Graf (Sorbonne Université)

  • OP8-2

    Novel insights into the diversity and phylogeny of Centroplasthelida (Haptista)
    Dmitry Zagumyonnyi (Papanin Institute For Biology Of Inland Waters Ras)

  • OP8-3

    Disentangling the hypotrich ciliates (Ciliophora, Hypotrichia): solving the non-monophyly of some genera using integrative taxonomic approach
    Atef Omar (Gangneung-Wonju National University)

  • OP8-4

    The Biogeography of Coral-infecting Apicomplexa
    Morelia Trznadel (University Of British Columbia)

  • OP8-5

    Deadwood as a reservoir of myxomycete diversity: Preliminary results of COI metabarcoding from boreal forest soils and dead wood
    Anders K. Krabberød (University of Oslo)

  • OP8-6

    The global genetic diversity of planktonic foraminifera reveals the structure of cryptic speciation in plankton
    Raphael Morard (MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen, Leobener Strasse, Bremen 28359, Germany)

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OP
  • OP 9
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    ChoByungdoo International Hall

  • OP9-1

    A Photosynthetic, Free-Living Representative within the Marine Alveolates (MALVs)
    Elisabeth Hehenberger (Biology Centre, Czech Academy Of Sciences)

  • OP9-2

    Bleach and Revive: A Reductionist Perspective for Understanding the Origin and Evolution of Photosymbioses
    Shinichiro Maruyama (The University of Tokyo)

  • OP9-3

    Genus Leontynka Illuminates the Evolution of Anaerobic Enzymes in Chlorophyta
    Tomáš Pánek (Faculty Of Science, Charles University)

  • OP9-4

    Genomics approach for the effective cultivation in the warming ocean using an editable brown alga, Cladosiphon okamuranus
    Koki Nishitsuji (Fukui Prefectural University / Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)

  • OP9-5

    Euglenazoans bend the rules of how the MICOS complex shapes mitochondria
    Hassan Hashimi (Czech Academy of Sciences / University of South Bohemia)

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OP
  • OP 10
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    9B217

  • OP10-1

    A Sixth MALV Lineage Reveals That Parasitism Precedes Plastid Loss in Dinoflagellates
    Elizabeth Cooney (University Of British Columbia / Hakai Institute)

  • OP10-3

    All in Good Time: a Circadian Overview of Clubroot Infection.
    Andrea Garvetto (Universität Innsbruck)

  • OP10-4

    Environmental Influences on Eukaryotic Microbiota and Potential Pathogen Prevalence in Domestic Pigeons of Seoul, South Korea
    Singeun Oh (Yonsei University College Of Medicine)

  • OP10-5

    Cell-Cell Contact in Acanthamoeba castellanii at the Protein Level
    Julia Walochnik (Medical University Of Vienna)

  • OP10-6

    A gene drive to wipe out malaria
    Geoffrey McFadden (University of Melbourne)

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OP
  • OP 11
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    90110

  • OP11-1

    Regulation of the Cell and Life Cycles of the Bloom-Forming Dinoflagellate Prorocentrum cordatum
    Vera Kalinina (Institute of Cytology)

  • OP11-2

    Volume electron microscopy of single protist cells
    Filip Husnik (Okinawa Institute Of Science And Technology)

  • OP11-3

    Effects of Nutritional Mode on the Physiological and Biochemical Characteristics of the Mixotrophic Flagellate Poterioochromonas malhamensis and the Potential Ecological Implications
    Yingchun Gong (Institute Of Hydrobiology Chinese Academy Of Sciences)

  • OP11-4

    Phenotypic Landscape of Microalga in Symbiosis Reveals Metamorphosis towards Gigantism
    Laia Burgués Palau (Cell and Plant Physiology Laboratory, CNRS, CEA, INRAE, IRIG, Université Grenoble Alpes)

  • OP11-5

    Adapting expansion microscopy for visualisation of a challenging marine protist, Symbiodiniaceae
    Pranali Deore (The University of Melbourne / Australian Institute of marine Science)

  • OP11-6

    High-Resolution, Label-Free 3D Imaging of Protists Using Holotomography
    Haesoo Kim (Tomocube Inc.)

SA
SA
  • SA 4
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    90109

  • SA4-1

    Impacts of polystyrene micro-and nano-plastics on the growth, physiology, and toxin production of Alexandrium catenella
    Ha Min Choi (Incheon National University)

  • SA4-2

    From Land Use To Water: How Human Activities Shape Testate Amoeba Life ( Amoebozoa: Arcellinida )
    Carmen Soler-Zamora (Real Jardin Botanico - Csic / Eurofins Cavendish)

  • SA4-3

    Monitoring The Diversity And Succession Of Soil Protists Communities After The Large-Scale Fire In Bohemian-Switzerland
    Jiri Novak (Charles University)

  • SA4-4

    Parasitoid-Mediated Regulation Of Diatom Population In A Eutrophic Ecosystem: An Ecological Niche Approach
    Kyoungwon Cho (Pukyong National University)

  • SA4-5

    The Water-Energy Dance: How Arcellinida Rule Lebanon’s Cedar Forests
    Nura Elkhouri-Vidarte (Real Jardin Botanico Csic)

  • SA4-6

    Combined effects of hypoxia and starvation on the survival and growth rates of autotrophic, mixotrophic, and heterotrophic dinoflagellates
    Se Hee Eom (Seoul National University)

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OP
  • OP 12
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • OP12-1

    Environmental Dna Indicates The Importance Of Passive Dispersal For Benthic Foraminifera Distribution
    Ngoc-Loi Nguyen (Institute Of Oceanology Polish Academy Of Sciences)

  • OP12-2

    Protist community dynamics and the Influence of a Kuroshio branch current in the northeastern East China Sea during late spring
    Yun Hee Kim (Department Of Oceanography)

  • OP12-3

    Patterns of ecological niche evolution in ciliates
    Mahwash Jamy (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)

  • OP12-4

    Not so picky Colpodellids: Novel diversity of free-living bacterivorous colpodellids, relatives of Apicomplexa
    Martin Kolísko (Biology Center, CAS)

  • OP12-5

    Genetic structure of morphological species within the genus Thecamoeba (Amoebozoa; Discosea)
    Mesentsev Yelisei ()

  • OP12-6

    A Dinoflagellate with a Compact 1.1-Gb Genome as a Novel Functional Model
    Alvin Chun Man Kwok (Division of Life Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,Clearwater Bay, Kowloon)

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OP
  • OP 13
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    ChoByungdoo International Hall

  • OP13-1

    A Deeply Branching Lineage In Heterolobosea (discoba) With Multiflagellated And Multigrooved Life Stages
    Kristina Prokina (Cnrs, Université Paris-Saclay, Agroparistech)

  • OP13-2

    Morphology, ultrastructure, and molecular phylogeny of a novel CRuMs amoeboflagellate
    Takashi Shiratori (University Of Tsukuba)

  • OP13-3

    Glissandra oviformis, a previously overlooked CRuMs member, provides the first insight into the character evolution of this “supergroup-compatible” clade in eukaryotes.
    Euki Yazaki (National Agriculture And Food Research Organization / Riken)

  • OP13-4

    Reconsideration of synonyms of Trichodina hypsilepis Wellborn, 1967
    Borong Lu (University Of Ulsan)

  • OP13-5

    Lump Or Split? A Critical Review Of The Taxonomic History Of Genera Lacrymaria And Phialina (Alveolata, Ciliophora) With The Production Of A Valid Species Compendium And A Morphological Identification Key
    Valentina Serra (University Of Pisa)

  • OP13-6

    The Next ISoP-Sponsored Classification of Protists
    Alastair Simpson (Dalhousie University)

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OP
  • OP 14
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    9B217

  • OP14-1

    Diversity, Distribution, and Role of Coral Protists Symbionts
    Javier del Campo (Institut de Biologia Evolutiva (CSIC - Universitat Pompeu Fabra))

  • OP14-2

    Communalistic Relationship Between Ochrosphaera neapolitana (Haptophyta) and a Symbiotic Bacterium, Paraglaciecola chathamensis B1
    Ji-San Ha (Sungkyunkwan University)

  • OP14-3

    Anacanthotermes Symbionts Clarify the Evolutionary History of Termite-Associated Parabasalia
    Gillian Gile (Arizona State University)

  • OP14-4

    Characterising Oomycetes in brown algae along the Norwegian coast (OOMYCOAST)
    Marit F. M. Bjorbækmo (Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA))

  • OP14-5

    Iron stress-induced changes in the microproteome of Trichomonas vaginalis
    Seow Chin Ong (Chang Gung University)

SA
SA
  • SA 5
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    90110

  • SA5-1

    Digging Deep: Three Novel Deep Protist Lineages From The Rare Biosphere
    Nina Pohl (Uppsala University)

  • SA5-2

    Ultrastructure Of The Nibbling Protists And A New Representative Of Provora
    Artem Belyaev (Papanin Institute For Biology Of Inland Waters, Russian Academy Of Sciences, Borok, Yaroslavl, Russia)

  • SA5-3

    Widespread introgression and gene duplications facilitated sexual system transition in the algal genus Vaucheria
    Seok-Wan Choi ()

  • SA5-4

    Phenotypic Evolution In The Microscopic World: Unveiling The Mallomonas Story
    Petr Knotek (Faculty Of Science Charles University)

  • SA5-5

    Long-read metagenomics to explore giant viral diversity within Nova Scotian peatland
    Charlotte I. Maclean (Dalhousie University)

  • SA5-6

    Appearance patterns of bacterial taxa with different genome sizes during harmful algal blooms
    Royoung Park (Hanyang university)

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SA
  • SA 6
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    90109

  • Clarissa Lalla

    Protist Diversity Along a Chronosequence of Salt Marsh Restorations in a Temperate Macrotidal System

  • Dhananjaya Sudusinghe

    Influence of Heterosigma akashiwo on Microplastic Dynamics: Aggregation, Sinking, and Resuspension in Marine Environments

  • Ananya Kedige Rao

    How are Stolen Organelles Integrated in a Planktonic Host? Insights from a Kleptoplastidic Polar Dinoflagellate

  • Daisuke Yamagishi

    Forgotten photosymbioses revisited: Fitness and plasticity in amoeba-algal endosymbiotic interactions

  • Hyeon Been Lee

    First Evidence of an Aerobic Hydrogenosome in the Halophilic Ciliate Trimyema Belonging to the Obligate Anaerobic Class Plagiopylea

  • Lawrence Rudy Cadena

    The Spatial Proteomics of Paulinella chromatophora: A Rhizarian Story