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The mission of the NgoRS is to facilitate and promote research into the pathogenesis, epidemiology, and clinical outcomes of the sexually transmitted human pathogen Neisseria gonorrhoeae. The NgoRS will help facilitate communication between investigators and help disseminate information regarding the need and availability of reagents or technologies. NgoRS will also act to enhance the training experience of junior researchers in the Neisseria field and encourage new investigators to enter the field. NgoRS will hold regular meetings that will focus on basic science and clinical research aspects of Neisseria gonorrhoeae and gonorrheal infections.
The 2nd NgoRS conference was held on January 10-14, 2022 with 188 registrants
The NgoRS hosted a member-exclusive virtual seminar series in 2202. Look for a new series in 2023
Due to a glitch in the membership module, you need to be reinstated manually.
For information: https://www.ipnc2022.co.za/
We have set up a Discord server for the Neisseria gonorrhoeae research Community. . Discord is a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) application that allows multiple text and voice channels and video conferencing for small groups. It is free to use via a browser or as an app. You can use this to chat with …
If you registered for the conference videos will be posted on this site for a month to view.
The NgoRS Seminar series will continue after the NgoRS Conference in 2022. Please register at https://forms.gle/FxF6Kb4XDzPqG4aN6 for the mailing list and seminar access if you are an NgoRS member. Contact: ngors21symposium@gmail.com
The newly elected members are – Jennifer Edwards: President-Elect, Kate Seib: At-large Member, Odile Harrison: At-large Member, Myron Christodoulides: At-large Member, Aimee Potter: Trainee Member. See https://ngosociety.org/board-members/ for more information about the Board.