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 5
  • Time

    09:00-10:00

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • Evolution and diversity of mitosis
    Gautam Dey (EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory))

SS
SS
  • SS 11
  • Time

    10:30-12:10

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • Structural study of icosahedral viruses using Cryo-EM
    Chihong Song (Pusan National University)

  • Cryo-EM structures of human neuronal gap junction channel
    Seu-Na Lee (Institute for Basic Science)

  • Effect of Fixation Methods on Protist Ultrastructure: Freeze-Substitute vs. Conventional Chemical Fixation
    Yasuhiro Fukuda (Tohoku University)

  • Re-evaluation of Water Freeze-drying for Scanning Electron Microscopy
    Toshinobu Suzaki (Kobe University)

  • Clarification of the morphology of Radiolaria, Phaeodaria and Ciliophora using the micro X-ray computed tomography
    Momoka Kato (Shimane University)

SS
SS
  • SS 14
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    9B217

  • The role of the environment in the distribution of scaled chrysophytes: Biogeographic patterns or not?
    Peter A. Siver (Connecticut College)

  • Speciation dynamics in Synura (Chrysophyceae): A tale of three species
    Pavel Skaloud (Charles University)

  • Stable dynamics of protists in European lakes: spatio-temporal patterns and ecological significance
    Christina Bock (University of Duisburg-Essen)

  • Single-cell genomics of a bloom-forming phytoplankton species reveals population genetic structure across continents
    Raphael Gollnisch ((1)University of Oxford Lund University)

SS
SS
  • Past President Talk
  • Time

    10:30-11:30

  • Room

    90110

  • Winds of change in protistology: methodological breakthroughs and expanding scientific networks
    Anna Karnkowska (University of Warsaw)

  • It all starts with a joke: a “genomics guy” in the field.
    Patrick Keeling (University of British Columbia)

OP
OP
  • OP 15
  • Time

    10:30-11:50

  • Room

    90109

  • OP15-1

    Antibiotics From Pond Scum – Exploring Natural Product Biosynthesis In Algae
    Ellis O'neill (University Of Nottingham)

  • OP15-2

    Dyrkp1: A Key Regulator Of Cell Wall Glycoprotein Degradation In Unicellular Green Microalga Chlamydomonas
    Minjae Kim (Korea Institute Of Ocean Science And Technology)

  • OP15-3

    Tracking mixoplanktonic grazing and carbon flow using natural abundance radiocarbon: case study of Ochromonas
    So Hyun Ahn (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

  • OP15-4

    Glaucophyte Unlocked: How Genome Editing Can Help Understanding The Evolution Of Plastids And Phytohormones
    Baptiste Genot (The University Of Tokyo)

  • OP15-5

    A Genome-Wide Crispr Screen In Model Diatom Phaeodactylum Tricortum
    Ellen Yeh (Stanford University)

  • OP15-6

    Novel kinetoplast DNA structure, guide RNA pattern and dysfunctional Complex I, a chronicle of RNA editing in Trypanosoma musculi
    De-Hua Lai (Sun Yat-Sen University)

OP
OP
  • OP 16
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • OP16-1

    The Closed Nutrient Recycling System In The Photosymbiosis Between Paramecium Bursaria And Chlorella Variabilis Contributes To Survival Under Oligotrophic Conditions
    Kaoru Okada (The Graduate University For Advanced Studies (sokendai))

  • OP16-2

    Protist In The Changing Arctic Ocean: From Biodiversity To Ecological Function
    Dapeng Xu (Xiamen University)

  • OP16-3

    Lotka-Volterra Dynamics Facilitate Sustainable Biocontrol Of Wastewater Sludge Bulking By Arcella (amoebozoa).
    Kenneth Dumack (University Of Cologne)

  • OP16-4

    Closing Address: Two Decades Of Ciliate Monitoring In The Surface Layer Of Two Czech Freshwater Reservoirs
    Miroslav Macek (Facultad De Estudios Superiores Iztacala, Universidad Nacional Autónoma De México / Institute Of Hydrobiology, Biology Centre Cas)

  • OP16-5

    Gambi Index And Ostreo Index, New Indicators For Epiphytic Dinoflagllate Ecology
    Wonho Yih (Kunsan National University / Korean Academy Of Marine Science)

  • OP16-6

    Diversity And Assembly Mechanisms Of Zooplankton Communities In Freshwater Aquaculture Ponds
    Jie Huang (Institute Of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy Of Sciences)

OP
OP
  • OP 17
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    9B217

  • OP17-1

    Life Cycle Regulation in Dinoflagellates: Insights from the Transcriptome of Cold-induced Cysts in Prorocentrum cordatum
    Mariia Berdieva (Institute of Cytology of the Russian Academy of Sciences)

  • OP17-2

    Genomic insights into extreme environmental adaptation in the Heterolobosean protist Pleurostomum flabellatum
    Jihoon Jo (Sungkyunkwan University / Honam National Institute of Biological Resources)

  • OP17-3

    Three-Dimensional Genome And Transcription In Tetrahymena Thermophila
    Xiaoyuan Song (University Of Science And Technology Of China)

  • OP17-4

    Diverse genomes of morphologically conserved apusomonads
    Guifré Torruella (Barcelona Supercomputing Center / Institut De Biologia Evolutiva)

  • OP17-5

    The Highest-Quality Rhizarian Genome And Its Metabolic Adaptations
    Hüsna Öztoprak (University Of Cologne)

  • OP17-6

    Single-cell Adaptation to Polystyrene Microplastic Stress: Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Unique Tolerance Mechanisms in Stentor coeruleus
    Yan Zhao (Capital Normal University)

SA
SA
  • SA 7
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    90110

  • SA7-1

    Electron Microscopic Analysis Of Wound Repair And Regeneration Mechanisms Of Cut Surfaces In Spirostomum Ambiguum
    Maho Shimada (Shimane University)

  • SA7-2

    Mlf Mediates Proteotoxic Response via Formation of Cellular Foci for Aggregate Sequestration in Giardia intestinalis
    Martina Vinopalová (Faculty Of Science, Charles University)

  • SA7-3

    3D-electron microscopy proves the loss of apicoplast in a Monocystis parasiting in Amynthas aspergillum
    Jiong Yang (Sun Yat-Sen University)

  • SA7-4

    Cell cycle progression of green algae under UV stress conditions
    Jiheon Kang (Kyungpook National University)

  • SA7-5

    Breaking the Barrier: Euglena gracilis Expansion Microscopy Enables Visualisation of Organelles and Detailed Cytoskeletal Structures
    Anežka Konupková (Charles University, Faculty Of Science)

  • SA7-6

    3D-electron microscopy proves the loss of apicoplast in a Monocystis parasiting in Amynthas aspergillum
    Jiong Yang (Sun Yat-Sen University)

SA
SA
  • SA 8
  • Time

    14:00-15:30

  • Room

    90109

  • SA8-1

    The Evolution Of Gene Functional Repertoire In Amorphea: Divergent Strategies Across Amoebozoa, Fungi, And Metazoa
    Àlex Gàlvez I Morante (Tut De Biologia Evolutiva (csic-Universitat Pompeu Fabra))

  • SA8-2

    Microbial Relict Sheds Light On An Ancient Eukaryotic Supergroup
    Marek Valt (Charles University)

  • SA8-3

    Extensive Intragenomic Variations in Ribosomal Genes in Pseudo-nitzschia Species Revealed Via Single-strain Sequencing
    Xiaoyou Gong (Institute Of Oceanology, Chinese Academy Of Sciences)

  • SA8-4

    Taxonomic Description and Mitochondrial Genome of Katablepharis ulleungensis sp. nov. (Katablepharidaceae, Cryptista), a New Heterotrophic Flagellate from a Sandy Beach
    yasinee phanprasert (Ewha Womans University)

  • SA8-5

    Structural insights into a novel Discobid mitochondrial respiratory megacomplex.
    Fangzhu Han (Zhejiang University)

  • SA8-6

    Nutrient deficiency impacts on growth, photosynthesis and toxin production in Prorocentrum lima
    Jeong Hwa Hwang (Incheon National University)

OP
OP
  • OP 18
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    New Millenium Hall

  • OP18-1

    The co-occurrence patterns and assembly mechanisms of microbial communities in Haima cold seep
    Changyu Zhu (Southern Marine Science And Engineering Guangdong Laboratory Guangzhou / The Hong Kong University Of Science And Technology)

  • OP18-2

    The Occurrence patterns and use of alternative hosts of the generalist parasitoid Parvilucifera infectans (Alveolata, Perkinsozoa) of marine dinoflagellate revealed by a time series microscopic data
    Boo Seong Jeon (Chonnam National University)

  • OP18-3

    Investigating the Marine Protist Interactome Using Single-Cell Genomics
    Ramiro Logares (Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM), CSIC)

  • OP18-4

    The Role of Soil Protists in Regulating Enteric Bacteria in Treated Wastewater-Irrigated Soils
    Osnat Gillor (Ben Gurion University)

  • OP18-5

    Differential Effects of Microcystis aeruginosa on Marine Phytoplankton Growth Rate and Photosynthetic Efficiency
    Na Yun Park (Gyeongsang National University)

  • OP18-6

    Ambivalent effects of mass cultivation of biodiesel producible green alga Tetraselmis striata on a microbial ecosystem: Evidence from mesocosm experiments
    Sae-Hee Kim (College of Natural Sciences, Hanyang University / Hanyang University)

OP
OP
  • OP 19
  • Time

    15:45-17:15

  • Room

    9B217

  • OP19-1

    Shedding light on algal-fungal symbiosis and freshwater adaptation based on comparative genomic study of Hildenbrandiales (Florideophyceae, Rhodophyta)
    Sang-Yun Han (Sungkyunkwan University)

  • OP19-2

    A Super Algavorous Marine Amoeba: Genomic Insights into Trichosphaerium sp. and Its Cellulolytic Potential
    Yonas Tekle (Spelman College)

  • OP19-3

    Evolution of introns and splicing: lessons from Euglenozoa
    Anzhelika Butenko (Institute Of Parasitology, Czech Academy Of Sciences / Faculty Of Science, University Of Ostrava)

  • OP19-4

    Comparison Of Gene Expression Profiles In Amoeboid And Flagellate Cells Of The Heterokontophyte Alga Rhizochromulina Sp. B44
    Pavel Safonov (Institute Of Cytology)

  • OP19-5

    Genome evidence reveals the limited evolution and divergence in Ahnfeltia (Florideophyceae, Rhodophyta)
    Hocheol Kim (Sungkyunkwan University)

  • OP19-6

    Sex, it’s not what you think
    Sina Adl (University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon)