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Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program - Research Grants is sponsored by International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD). IFFGD offers Research Grants to support innovative research projects focused on understanding and managing functional GI and motility disorders. These grants are awarded through a competitive process with applications reviewed by an independent Selection Committee.
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IFFGDs Nancy And Bill Norton Research Program - IFFGD Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD)s 2025 Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program Awards have concluded . This year, the Foundation is awarding one (1) Research Grant of $40,000, one (1) Preceptorship Award of up to $5,000, and fifteen (15) Travel Awards, each offering up to $2,000.
At the International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD), we believe that groundbreaking research is the key to improving the lives of individuals affected by gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. Through our Research Program, we recognize and support exceptional scientists whose work is advancing the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of GI conditions.
By investing in innovative research, we aim to drive scientific discoveries that will shape the future of GI healthcare and bring hope to millions worldwide. To view all of IFFGD’s previous research funding initiatives, click here IFFGD’s Research Awards (initiated in 2003) recognize the significant contributions of investigators in the field of functional GI diseases. To date, 45 researchers from around the world have been honored.
These awards aim to encourage collaboration among clinicians and scientists, ultimately advancing the understanding and treatment of both adult and pediatric functional GI and motility disorders. In addition to the Research Awards, IFFGD has been offering Research Grants (since 2007) to support innovative research projects focused on understanding and managing functional GI and motility disorders.
These grants are awarded through a competitive process, with applications reviewed by an independent Selection Committee. The goal is to fund high-quality research that leads to improvements in patient care. IFFGD first offered Travel Awards in 2023.
To date, we have presented Awards to 23 young investigators from around the world. These Awards recognize the accomplishments of investigators who are engaged in significant research in the field of functional gastrointestinal (GI) disease.
Our intent is to encourage the participation of clinicians and scientists in multidisciplinary efforts aimed at advancing the understanding of functional GI and motility disorders in adults and in children that can ultimately lead to better treatments and cures.
2026 Travel Award Winners 2025 Travel Award Winners 2024 Travel Award Winners 2023 Travel Award Winners In February 2024, the International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) awarded its first preceptorship grant of $5,000 to an early-career physician with an interest in the clinical aspects of functional gastrointestinal (GI) and motility disorders.
The grant is for a four-week visit to a medical center with expertise in these disorders. Through these awards and grants, IFFGD continues to support and recognize outstanding research efforts, aiming to improve the lives of those affected by functional GI and motility disorders. 2025 Peer Review Committee Darren Brenner, M.
D. Chair Northwestern Medicine, Chicago IL Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville FL University of Leeds, West Yorkshire UK Harvard Medical School, Boston MA Direct questions as follows: Via email about the grants or online submission instructions – iffgd@iffgd. org By phone at 1-414-964-1799.
This Research Program is made possible through the generous funds raised during IFFGD’s Annual Virtual Health & Wellness Events . We are so grateful to everyone who participates, donates, and helps champion this cause. Your commitment not only fuels vital research but also brings hope to individuals and families affected by gastrointestinal disorders.
Together, we are making a meaningful difference. IFFGDs Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program IFFGD 2026 Preceptorship Award IFFGD Research Awards & Grants IFFGD Preceptorship Award Clinical Trials and Studies Research in the Community Understanding Research Funding Was this article helpful? IFFGD is a nonprofit education and research organization.
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2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Dr. Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) is pleased to announce the 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Congratulations Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang, M. D.
, IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event A Unique Charitable Event with Achievable Goals for All Event Registration will open on Saturday, August The Young Advocates in GI Committee is a volunteer leadership initiative designed to elevate the voices of young individuals impacted by pediatric gastrointestinal and motility 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Dr. Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) is pleased to announce the 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Congratulations Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang, M.
D. , IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event A Unique Charitable Event with Achievable Goals for All Event Registration will open on Saturday, August The Young Advocates in GI Committee is a volunteer leadership initiative designed to elevate the voices of young individuals impacted by pediatric gastrointestinal and motility
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