ISARP 2025


Reykjavík, Iceland
July 10th-11th, 2025

 

Celebrating 43 years of interest groups, international symposia, and meetings.


This year's ISARP Conference will be held in Reykjavík, Iceland,
from Thursday, July 10th until Friday, July 11th at
Reykjavík University.

Lodging: We have received favorable room rates from the nearby Reykjavik Marina Berjava Hotel:

  • 49,300 ISK (€339; $354) per night, per room (based on double occupancy, VAT included).

  • 45,250 ISK (€311; $325) per night, per room (based on single occupancy, VAT included).

  • Breakfast is included

  • Booking number: 4444445

  • Accommodation tax for the year 2025 is 800 ISK per room, per night

  • You can still book at the discounted rate until April 28th, 2025

  • There is a free cancellation period of 72 hours

ISARP 2025 Program Committee

Kim Arcoleo (conference chair), Sigrún Þóra Sveinsdóttir (conference host)

Jonathan M. Feldman, Valentina Jelinčić, Maaike Van Den Houte, Elke Vlemincx

Keynote Speakers

 

Paul W. Davenport, PhD

Modeling Sensory Transduction of Respiratory Work of Breathing

50 Years of Breathlessness: 1975 – 2025

Professor Paul Davenport has been a fixture in the ISARP community since the early days of the Society, notably serving as our President in 2011. An unequivocal leading expert in respiratory (neuro)physiology, he has worked on a remarkable range of topics, from fundamental respiratory mechanisms to the human perception of respiratory sensations and the neural substrates of respiratory sensation and control. His groundbreaking work, combining fundamental neurophysiology with clinical research, has significantly advanced our understanding of respiratory dysfunction and rehabilitation strategies. In recognition of his achievements, University of Florida awarded Prof. Davenport a title of Distinguished Professor in 2012.

Ahead of his retirement from a truly illustrious career, we look forward to a trip down the memory lane, as Prof. Davenport gives us an overview of his research, past and present.

Link to Bio

Jón Skírnir Ágústsson, PhD

From Physiology to an FDA-Cleared Medical Device: The Role of Respiratory Movements in Sleep Staging and Arousal Detection with Nox AI Scoring

We are thrilled to welcome Jón Skírnir Ágústsson as a keynote speaker at ISARP 2025. The Vice President of AI and Data Research at Nox Medical, he leads the development of artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies for sleep diagnostics. With a master’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Iceland and a PhD in experimental physics from Basel University, Jón has spent over a decade at the intersection of biomedical engineering, data science, and medical device development.

Since joining Nox Medical, he has co-founded and grown research teams focused on greenfield innovation, securing major research funding — including a €2 million Horizon 2020 grant — and driving advances that have shaped the company’s medical devices. The latest FDA clearance of Nox AI Scoring represents the culmination of many years of this pioneering work. Jón is passionate about transforming physiological insights into regulatory-grade AI solutions that improve patient outcomes and empower healthcare providers.

Link to Bio

 
 

Would you like to present your research at ISARP 2025?  

We invite you to submit your work as an individual presentation (poster or talk) and/or thematic symposium. We encourage submissions from researchers at all career stages.

The abstract submissions are now closed. The deadline for abstract submission was May 2nd, 2025.

The deadline for “late breaking” abstract submission was May 31st, 2025*.


All submissions will be reviewed by the members of the Organizing Committee. Notification of acceptance decisions will be emailed to corresponding authors by mid-end May (beginning of June for late-breaking).

*Note: late breaking abstracts are not eligible for the Student Travel Award