Molecular Life of Diatoms (MLD6) Invited Speaker Announcement

New Registration and Abstract Deadline (May 21)

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Virtual Online Conference 2021

July 12-14 (2pm - 6:30pm GMT)

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3 day conference format will bring together the international molecular diatom community for the 6th time to present and to discuss recent findings, methodology, and developments in molecular diatom research from genes to ecosystems

MLD6 will feature invited speakers and poster sessions with 5 minute prerecorded microtalks & live breakout rooms.

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**Please forward to colleagues who might be interested in this meeting but have not previolsuy attended a Molecular Life of Diatoms conference**

inquiries: MLD6@ucsd.edu

Invited Speakers MLD6 2021

Masao Adachi

Kochi University, Japan

Diatom Biotechnology

Shady Amin

NYU Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Diatom-Bacteria Interactions, Symbioses, and Signaling

Atle M. Bones

Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

Diatom Genomics and Gene Regulation

Sacha N. Counsel

University of Washington, USA

Diatom Photobiology and Light Perception

Tom O. Delmont

Genoscope, France

Diatom Environmental Genomics

Bryndan P. Durham

University of Florida, USA

Diatom-Bacteria Interactions and Metabolic Interdependencies

Stephanie Dutkiewicz

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Biogeochemical Function and Global Change Biology of Oceanic Diatoms

Assaf Gal

Weizmann Institute, Israel

Diatom Silicification and Cell Wall Biology

Katherine E. Helliwell

Marine Biological Association, UK

Diatom Ecophysiology and Functional Genomics

Dmitry Filatov

University of Oxford, UK

Evolutionary Genomics of Diatoms

David A. Hutchins

University of Southern California, USA

Diatom Ecophysiology and Biogeochemistry, Resource Limitation, and Global Change Biology

Gwenn M. M. Hennon

University of Alaska, USA

Diatom Ecophysiology and Response to Ocean Acidification

Yuichiro Kashiyama

Fukui University of Technology, Japan

Chlorophyll Metabolism and Evolution & Metabolic Engineering

Bogumil J. Karas

Western University, Canada

Synthetic Biology and Genome Engineering

Patrick J. Keeling

University of British Colombia, Canada

Origin, Diversity, and Evolution of Plastids

Elena Litchman

Michigan State University, USA

Ecological Traits and Influence and Response to Patterns of Resource Availability

Miroslav Oborník

Institute of Parasitology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

Evolution of Secondary Endosymbiosis

Graham Peers

Colorado State University, USA

Cellular and Molecular Photophysiology and Functional Genomics in Diatoms

Eveline Pinseel

University of Arkansas, USA

Biogeography, Ecological, and Molecular Adaptation in Diatoms

Erik Selander

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Chemical Signaling in Diatom Ecology

Kim Thamatrakoln

Rutgers University

Diatom Molecular Ecophysiology, Diatom Host-Virus Interactions and Biogeochemistry

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