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« Back to News & EventsEight Oxford scientists are amongst 50 of the Uk's world-leading researchers elected to join the prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences this year including from NDM: Professors Philip Bejon, Helen McShane, Richard Price, Alison Simmons and Sarah Walker. Many congratulations to you all! Free tickets Available for Sunday 21st June, 7.30pm at the Old Fire Station, Oxford
PSC Meeting Talk: Thursday 12th November at 11am
16 Jun, 2026
Therapeutic advances in cholestatic diseases: from bugs, to bowel, to bile and back again by Professor Palak Trivedi, University of Birmingham
Sounds of Tolerance
3 Jun, 2026
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) affects millions, yet is often invisible, misunderstood, and stigmatised. A new public engagement project, Sounds of Tolerance, funded by the University of Oxford PCER fund and co-led by Prof. Paul Klenerman, composer Dr Zakiya Leeming and coordinator Dr Rachel Hindmarsh, is tackling this in an innovative way: through the creation of performance of music inspired by the theme of ‘tolerance’.
Respiratory, GI & Hepatology Research Symposium - 7th May 2026 - Registrations are now Closed
25 Mar, 2026
It is our pleasure to invite you to a cross-disciplinary clinical research symposium in Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Respiratory Medicine to be held the Richard Doll Building, Old Campus Road, Oxford on Thursday 7th May between 9.15am to 3pm. Welcome refreshments from 8.45am
IgG4 Ward Euro Jam London - Registration Open
17 Mar, 2026
On 22–23 May 2026, we will be hosting the IgG4ward! EuroJAM at Senate House, University College, London.
Oxford IBD MasterClass 2026 - Registration now Open
17 Nov, 2025
14 September 2026 – 15 September 2026 Oxford IBD MasterClass 2026 Prediction, prevention and cure
Oxford Team Leads the Way in Groundbreaking GI Clinical Trial
5 Nov, 2025
The Gastrointestinal (GI) Clinical Trials Team at Oxford has achieved a major milestone by becoming the first site globally to randomise a patient in the Sanofi MC study (Microscopic Colitis) a pioneering clinical trial targeting a rare and underserved disease area.
Crohn's and Colitis Public Information Event 2025 - 22. May 2025 - Part 1 of 2
24 Jun, 2025
What’s new in inflammatory bowel disease? On 22 May 2025, leading clinicians and scientists from the Oxford consultants and specialists will present the latest progress in the medical and surgical management of these diseases, current research studies. A special session focussing on young people growing up with inflammatory bowel disease. In addition, we were delighted that Professor Kevin Whelan, from King’s College London, came to give a state of the art talk on diet and inflammatory bowel disease.
The Stellar Mission Taking on Cellular Plasticity in Bowel Cancer
12 Jun, 2025
Backed by £5.5m of funding from CRUK and its partners, the hugely ambitious CRC-STARS programme aims to revolutionise how bowel cancer is treated.
Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis public information event: What’s new in inflammatory bowel disease?
25 Feb, 2025
In Person event only . Thursday 22nd May 2025 at 5.30pm - 7.50pm Academic Centre, Lecture Theatre 2, John Radcliffe Hospital **Registration is Required**
NIHR Senior Research Fellows Awards
14 Feb, 2024
Oxford IBD MasterClass 2024 – Personalising care in IBD
12 Jul, 2023
23rd & 24th September 2024 Examination Schools, Oxford, UK
Crohn’s & Colitis Public Information Event - 21st March 2023 - Watch our event here
17 Jan, 2023
Watch our public event here from 21st March 2023.
Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis - Public Information Event April 2021
13 May, 2021
On 29 April 2021 leading clinicians and scientists from the Oxford Translational Gastroenterology Unit will present on the latest research into the causes, treatment and monitoring of Crohn’s and Colitis.
Detailed map of colon cells in health and disease
23 Mar, 2020
Help is on its ways for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
NDM Researchers elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences
23 Mar, 2020
Eight Oxford scientists are amongst 50 of the UK's world-leading researchers