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There is still time to apply for the chair position of ISUOG's online education content Task Force. If you are particularly interested in online learning and want to help us build our new online school, please submit your application by the 4th of January 2019.

Register now for our 2019 ISUOG Education course on Multiple Pregnancy. Why attend? 99% of our delegates at our 2017 Multiple Pregnancy course agreed they would recommend the course to their colleagues – so don’t miss out! Key speakers include Asma Khalil (course chair), Katia Bilardo, Monique Haak, Kurt Hecher, Liesbeth Lewi and Roberto Romeo. Join us onsite in London, UK, or via live stream. Live stream recordings will be available to all course delegates for 1 month after the course for you to re-watch or catch up with any content.

This course takes place next week on 7-8 December 2018 in London, UK. Onsite attendance has sold out, but you can register to live stream this course! Reduced fees are available to ISUOG members.

The ISUOG Outreach Committee is now recruiting for a new member. If you are passionate about improving maternal health outcomes in the developing world, and want to help us develop our Outreach program, let us know! Furthermore, ISUOG's online education content Task Force is now recruiting for a new chair. If you have a particular interest in online learning and want to help us build our new online school, apply now.

Scientific awards are presented to authors of the top abstracts from the World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology every year.

ISUOG President Dr Caterina Bilardo delivered this message at the Annual General Meeting at #ISUOG2018: “We need you and we need you not only as attendee of this congress but also as an author, reviewer, teacher, initiator of new ideas, as provider of images or video clips that we will use to enrich our enormous educational material. So, please get close to us and we will get close to you.”

"Through the unique travel grant program set up by ISUOG, I had the privilege of attending the 2018 conference in Singapore. Although, I have relied on the educational content published by ISUOG throughout my career, this is the first conference I have been able to attend and it far exceeded my expectations. The educational program was extremely comprehensive and provided updates regarding a vast array of topics. I currently work in Kenya and the travel grant program allowed me to learn and grow as a clinician while affording me the opportunity to develop and foster professional relationships that I would otherwise not have had.”

Watch the #ISUOG2018 Congress Chairs George Condous and George Yeo handover to #ISUOG2019 Congress Chairs Rabih Chaoui and Kurt Hecher! Hear what this year’s chairs have to say, and Rabih Chaoui’s speech congratulating the Singapore World Congress organising committee.

We’re pleased to announce that the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) will be hosting a joint course with ISUOG on 'Placental Insufficiency - From causes to consequences, from prediction to prevention' on 12 February 2019 at the 39th Annual Pregnancy meeting in Las Vegas and via live stream. You can view the program and register your interest for live streaming now.

If you don't have Journal membership of ISUOG, you’re missing out on exclusive access to the UOG Journal’s latest research and all past issues. Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology, or the White Journal, is the field’s leading peer-reviewed journal with an impact factor of 5.65, and is ranked third in the field of obstetrics and gynecology. In 2017, UOG articles received more than 2.6 million downloads.

Have you registered yet for this upcoming ISUOG Education course? There’s still time – so don’t miss out! In the meantime, you can supplement your learning for this course with relevant ISUOG resources such as ISUOG guidelines, CME activities, and video lectures.

You can now register for this ISUOG Education course on Multiple Pregnancy, taking place on 9-10 February 2019. Join us and course chair Prof. Asma Khalil onsite in London or via live stream.

Login to your ISUOG Journal membership check out this UOG Journal Editorial by Martin Tolsgaard and Gihad Chalouhi on use of ultrasound simulators.

The 28th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology has now finished! We hope all of our delegates had an amazing time in Singapore. We'll shortly be sharing more highlights from the World Congress - so stay tuned for news, updates and pictures! ISUOG2018 delegates will shortly have exclusive access to our presentations from the Singapore World Congress, and these presentations will be available to our other members in April 2019.

Want to join a growing team in a vibrant, passionate organisation? ISUOG’s Education Team is recruiting for the role of Education and Projects Intern. Applications for this full-time role close on November 5th at 8:30am (UK time).

ISUOG2018 is about to start! We hope you enjoy our 28th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology and we look forward to seeing your highlights from the Congress. We're also excited to see your contributions to the #UOGIMPACTFACTOR photo challenge - if you need some inspiration, examples can be found over on our social media platforms!

Check out Beaming 3 :)), the latest version of the Basic Training newsletter. Highlights from our special “Beaming round the world” issue include updates on our recent courses in Chennai, Lebanon and Athens, and what to expect from Basic Training at the World Congress in Singapore.

You can now view poster presentations for #ISUOG2018 online! These posters will be free-access until our World Congress starts. These posters are sorted into 19 different categories, including abnormally invasive placenta (inc. accreta), fetal growth: normal and abnormal, fetal heart, CHD and cardiac functions, managing ovarian masses, ultrasound in the labour ward, bleeding, endometrial and myometrial pathology, and safety, education, simulation and other innovations.

All ISUOG Practice Guidelines are hashtag free-access.

You can plan your Congress in advance with our itinerary planner, which you can use to search our final ISUOG2018 program for the sessions and speakers you don’t want to miss. Remember to check out our Pre-Congress courses on 20 October, which will explore themes within the main scientific program in more detail. Can’t make it to Singapore? ISUOG Congress Insight will stream Session Hall 1 on Monday 22 Oct, and we'll also be live streaming our Pre-Congress Course ‘From genetics to obstetric management: essential genetics in practice’ (in partnership with SMFM). The ISUOG Basic Training Pre-Congress Course is also available to live stream via satellites.