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From February 16th to 18th the annual meeting of the DGNM took place in Freising, Germany. This year’s meeting included a special symposium with international speakers to honour the 20 years anniversary of the Foundation of Neurogastroenterology and particularly his founder Prof. Dr. Thomas Frieling.

The LBBB organizing committee encourages all early/mid-career researchers to apply to the upcoming meeting in Thailand! This includes final-year PhD students, post-docs or junior faculty members within 7 years of receiving terminal degree (MD, PhD). Applications from basic, clinical and industry research will be accepted. Topics include, but are not limited to: developmental studies, inflammation, functional disorders, gut-brain axis, therapy and drug discovery.

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Clinical experts in neurogastroenterology from four medical centres in France and Belgium collaborated to translate the Nine Item Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder Screen (NIAS), originally available in English, into French (NIAS-FR).

The Steering Committee herewith would like to invite you to nominate a suitable colleague or personally apply for the position of ESNM President for a four-year term starting Fall 2024 with possibility of re-election. The Steering Committee will propose the candidate to the General Assembly for final ratification.

The conference of the Scandinavian Society for Motility and Neurogastroenterology (SAGIM) was successfully held for the 11th time in Copenhagen. 56 participants, mainly from all over Europe, but also a few from outside Europe, attended the conference. Seven PhD students participated in the PhD network meeting and presented their posters at the SAGIM meeting.

In addition to numerous specialist lectures and discussions, this year's DGNM Annual Meeting will offer a special highlight: an international symposium with renowned speakers and comprehensive lectures on neurogastroenterology. DGNM looks forward to cutting-edge contributions from speakers from Belgium, the United Kingdom and the USA, and registration is still open.

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