A quarterly webinar series focused on global syphilis control. The series brings together clinicians, academics, public health agencies, and community organisations to highlight ongoing research and public health interventions focused on syphilis.
Register for Upcoming WebinarsOrganising Committee
The ISS Webinar Series is organised and led by a dedicated group of international experts in syphilis research, clinical medicine, and global public health.
Scientific Committee
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine — Michael is a clinician and epidemiologist focused on the control of syphilis in high and low income settings.
Scientific Committee
Connecticut Children's & UConn Health — Kelly is a scientist focused on understanding Treponema pallidum basic biology and the development of vaccines.
Scientific Committee
University of Washington — Nicole is a scientist focused on using genomics to understand syphilis epidemiology and pathogenesis.
Dr. Lisa Frigati
Scientific Committee
Stellenbosch University — Lisa is a paediatric infectious diseases clinician focused on improving management of congenital syphilis in low resource settings.
Upcoming Sessions
All webinars are free to attend and delivered via Zoom. Register below to receive your personalised joining link by email.
This webinar will discuss recent studies utilising single cell sequencing to understand immune responses in early syphilis and the planned Neo-TREP studies which aim to establish a platform for congenital syphilis surveillance in a number of South East Asian countries.
A confirmation email with your joining link will be sent automatically. Sessions are recorded and made available on the Recordings page within one week of each event.
Past Sessions
Missed a session? All previous ISS Webinar Series recordings are available to watch below.
Recordings are usually posted within one week of each live session..
Get in Touch
Have a question about the webinar series, or interested in presenting at a future session? We'd love to hear from you.
contact@internationalsyphilissymposium.com