International Conference on Plankton Ecology and Ocean Productivity (ICPEOP - 27)

This track explores the diversity of planktonic organisms and their spatial distribution across various marine environments. Emphasis will be placed on the ecological roles these organisms play in marine ecosystems.

This session focuses on the mechanisms of nutrient cycling within marine environments and the role of plankton in these processes. Discussions will include the impact of nutrient availability on primary production and ecosystem health.

This track examines the responses of phytoplankton communities to changing climate conditions. Research will highlight the implications of these changes for ocean productivity and biogeochemical cycles.

This session investigates the interactions between zooplankton and their prey, as well as their role in marine food webs. The focus will be on how these interactions influence energy transfer and ecosystem stability.

This track addresses the complex dynamics of coastal marine ecosystems, with a focus on the interplay between physical and biological factors. Presentations will cover topics such as habitat structure, productivity, and species interactions.

This session delves into the biogeochemical processes that govern nutrient and energy fluxes in oceanic systems. The role of plankton in mediating these fluxes will be a central theme.