A new Treasurer and 7 new Members of the Executive Committee (ExC) have been selected by the current ExC to be elected as new Members of the ExC (see attachment, in green).

These proposals will have to be ratified by the General Assembly at the AIRAPT Conference in Matsuyama, 2025.

The Executive Committee of the AIRAPT has approved the following Code of Conduct. In its current wording, it specifically applies to AIRAPT Conferences, but its spirit extends to all activities of the AIRAPT as an organization.

During the AIRAPT General Assembly on October 2, 2025 at the Joint AIRAPT/ACHPR/HPCJ Conference September 28 – October 3, 2025 in Matsuyama, Japan, the election of new members of the AIRAPT Executive Committee (ExC) will take place, to replace 6 current members who will retire at the end of this Conference.

The 2025 AIRAPT Jamieson Award will be presented to Dr Dimitrii Semenok.

The 2025 AIRAPT Bridgman Award will be presented to Professor Renata Wentzcovitch.

The following Declaration of the AIRAPT Ethics Task Group (G. Ackland, F. Coppari, S. Deemyad, S. Klotz, H. Liu, J. Manjon, S. Scandolo, J. S. Schilling) was endorsed by the AIRAPT Executive Committee in July 2024:

Women in High Pressure (WUHP) is a growing group of scientists who are dedicated to fostering connections and representations for female (and other gender minority) scientists in the field of high pressure. WUHP works towards creating a more inclusive and supportive community for women in high-pressure research. The mission of WUHP is to unite and empower individuals in a domain that historically does not reflect our diverse perspectives.

Iranian women are leading a cultural renaissance with massive support from the university students with the rallying cry "Woman, Life, Freedom". University campuses have been at the center of the waves of protest sweeping through Iran, and the academic community of Iran has suffered enormous damage. An increasing number of Iranian students and faculty, who are among the brightest minds of Iran, have been dismissed or suspended and their academic careers damaged. University campuses have a universal standing as places for fostering the free exchange of ideas, including peaceful protests.