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    IFFGD Research Awards & Grants

    IFFGD Research Awards & Grants supports clinicians and scientists conducting gastrointestinal research to advance understanding, diagnosis, and treatment and improve patient care and quality of life.

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    IFFGD is seeking applications for its 2027 Research Grant, with a call for applications dated October 9, 2026, newly added to the page.

    Funder: International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders

    Due Dates: January 10, 2027 (Application deadline, midnight) | March 15, 2027 (Status notification) | May 17, 2027 (Winner recognition)

    Funding Amounts: One $30,000 grant in direct costs for 2027

    Summary: Supports innovative gastrointestinal research to improve understanding of disease, patient care, and quality of life.

    Key Information: Investigators must hold an MD, PhD, or equivalent received no more than ten years before application.


    Description

    The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) supports innovative studies and recognizes outstanding research through its Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program. The program encourages collaboration among clinicians and scientists to advance understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of gastrointestinal disorders, including adult and pediatric functional GI and motility disorders. Its patient-oriented mission emphasizes scientific advances that improve care and quality of life.

    The 2027 Research Grant supports high-quality basic or clinical research related to gastrointestinal disorders within IFFGD’s portfolio. Proposals should ultimately improve understanding of GI illness, its pathophysiology, and patient care. Research priorities span symptom mechanisms and management, physiological processes, therapeutic targets, neurobiology, technology, and novel approaches to care.


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