Dr Eric Chow is a Senior Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University in Australia. His research interests focus on sexual behaviours, the epidemiology, prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections with particular interests in gonorrhoea and human papillomavirus.

Dr Eric Chow is a Senior Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University in Australia. His research interests focus on sexual behaviours, the epidemiology, prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections with particular interests in gonorrhoea and human papillomavirus.

Manoji is the sexual health physician in the Centre for Disease Control (CDC), Northern Territory, Australia and holds a territory wide role as the lead clinician in the sexual health and blood borne virus unit of CDC. She is a conjoint senior lecturer at Kirby Institute of the UNSW.

Dr Jill Sherwood is a Public Health Physician in the Health Intelligence Group at ESR, focusing on the surveillance and response to communicable diseases. Jill has a particular interest in work that supports sexual health and has been co-author of the annual STI Surveillance Reports produced by ESR since 2013.

Vincent is a sexual health physician based in Melbourne, Australia. He is currently completing his PhD in sexual health epidemiology, focussing on the prevention of HIV and gonorrhoea.

Helen is presenting on behalf of Janine Paynter. I am a Vaccinologist, Senior Lecturer in the Department of General Practice and Primary Health Care and the Director of the Vaccine Datalink and Research Group. I am involved in immunisation-related research including clinical, social science, epidemiological and health systems. My main research areas are vaccine safety and vaccine effectiveness and I also engage in communication about vaccines. Janine Paynter: I am an epidemiologist currently working in vaccine effectiveness and immunisation coverage. I have considerable experience in observational studies using large, administrative datasets.

Sophie Phelan is a Master of Applied Epidemiology Scholar at the Kirby Institute UNSW and the National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health, Research School of Population Health.

Dr Eric Chow is a Senior Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University in Australia. His research interests focus on sexual behaviours, the epidemiology, prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections with particular interests in gonorrhoea and human papillomavirus.

Hayley Denison is an epidemiologist from the Centre for Public Health Research at Massey University. Her research focuses on sexual health, specifically STI testing.

Dr. Pachara Sirivongrangson is a Medical Physician in advisory level at Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health Thailand. She is a Principal Investigators of Enhanced Gonococcal Antimicrobial Surveillance Programme (EGASP) — Thailand and the other projects that cooperate with U.S. CDC and WHO.

Ms Low is an ILP student at UNSW

Vincent is a sexual health physician and PhD candidate at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre. His research focusses on STI transmission dynamics among men who have sex with men, with the aim of improving STI control strategies.

Education: 2007 Graduated from Osaka University, medical school 2017 Graduated from Kumamoto University, PhD Professional Training and Employment 2007 Osaka University Hospital, internal medicine 2009 National Center for Global Health and Medicine, AIDS Clinical Center

Dr Eric Chow is a Senior Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University in Australia. His research interests focus on sexual behaviours, the epidemiology, prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections with particular interests in gonorrhoea and human papillomavirus.