The 6th National Seminar on Mollusc & The First International Seminar of Indonesian Mollusc
“Utilization of Biotechnology and Local Wisdom to Optimize Biodiversity, Conservation, Aquaculture and Post-Harvest Molluscs for Community Welfare”
6 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
TOPICS
BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION OF MOLLUSK RESOURCES
POST-HARVEST
BIOTECHNOLOGY
AQUACULTURE
CITIZEN SCIENCE
WHAT OPPORTUNITIES DO YOU GET?
Increased Knowledge
We can expand knowledge about biotechnology, local wisdom and conservation that can be applied in the context of molluscs. The latest information and research from experts will enrich our insight.
Networking and Collaboration
The opportunity for us to interact with experts, researchers and other participants can build valuable professional networks. Potential collaboration and exchange of ideas can emerge from discussions and networking events.
Inspiration and Motivation
Exposures by leading experts and practitioners provide new insights, stimulate creativity, and motivate us to contribute to the development of science and society in the field of molluscs.
HYBRID MEETINGS
FOR 200+ PARTICIPANTS
SPECIAL KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Prof. Julia Sigwart
Head of Department at the Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt, Germany. His primary research focuses on the evolution of diversity in mollusks and other marine invertebrates. He was interested in unique body forms, such as two-pedaled gastropods and conservative forms, such as chitons. Prof. Sigwart used tomography to visualize animal adaptations in three dimensions and understand the world from the perspective of other organisms.
Prof. Heike Wägele
Head of the Phylogenetics and Evolutionary Biology Section at the Leibniz-Zentrum für Moleculare Biodiversitätsforschung (ZFMK) in Germany. His main interest is understanding the evolutionary mechanisms that lead to the emergence of species and biodiversity globally. His research focus is on opisthobranchia, Heterobranchia, a group of animals that display a variety of unique biological phenomena. The research methods used include molecular, morphological-histological analysis, as well as behavioral and ecological studies.
Prof. J. Wolfgang Wägele
An expert in the field of taxonomy and systematization of Crustacean Isopods and arthropod phylogeny. Previously served as Director of ZFMK and Head of the Department of Special Zoology at the University of Bonn, as well as Director of the A. Koenig Zoological Research Museum. He has special interests in phylogenetic theory, evaluation of the quality of molecular phylogenetic data, and development of rapid species identification methods. Prof. Wägele is a member of several scientific organizations such as the Alexander Koenig Society, the German Zoological Society, the Malacological Society of London, and the German Malacological Society.
Dr. Neo Mei Lin
An experienced Senior Research Fellow at the St John's Island National Marine Laboratory, having started her research on the iconic giant clam in 2006. She is also a postdoctoral fellow in the Reef Ecology Laboratory in the Department of Biological Sciences, NUS. His current research interests include marine invertebrate mariculture (giant clams, sea urchins), experimental marine ecology, population genetics, and marine conservation. Mei Lin has also been an advocate for scientific communication and a championing voice for the protection of under-regarded marine invertebrates.
The Rector of Pattimura University and a Biology Lecturer at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education of Pattimura University in Ambon, is an expert in marine biology focusing on biodiversity research in the coastal waters of Ambon Island, Indonesia. His interest primarily revolves around gastropods (snails) and other organisms in the marine ecosystem. His research encompasses various ecological aspects such as species density, morphometric variations, and community structure. He is also interested in the impacts of heavy metal pollution on marine organisms and the development of biomonitoring methods.
Researchers from the University of Lille, CNRS, Univ. Littoral Côte d’Opale, Laboratoire d’Océanologie et de Géosciences, F‐59000, Lille, France. Has expertise in ecology and aquatic sciences with an interest in multifractal analysis, thermoregulatory behavior, and the impact of climate change on marine organisms. His notable work includes studies of microplastics, thermotolerance of marine organisms, and patterns of intertidal microphytobenthos patches.
Publication Plan
Registration Fee
Online
Onsite
Participants
Student:
Non Student:
MMI Members:
Rp. 100,000
Rp. 250,000
Rp. 150,000
Rp. 200,000
Rp. 500,000
Rp. 300,000
-
Indonesian Journal of Marine Science (Q3/ Sinta 1)
-
IOP conference Series Proceeding (Q4)
-
Jurnal Kelautan Tropis (Sinta 2)
-
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Kelautan Tropis (Sinta 3)
-
Journal Marine Research (Sinta 3)
-
Jurnal Moluska Indonesia (Sinta 4)
*additional fee for publication
Payment account number: 186-00-0611698-8
Bank Mandiri
PANITIA SEMINAR NASIONAL VI MOLUSKA
Paypal: leoashr
leoashr@gmail.com
Full paper sent to isoimmmi1@gmail.com