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ICR2015: Early Bird Registration now open

Registration is now open for the much anticipated 24th ICR will be held at Yokohama, Japan from 16 to 22 August 2015.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with stakeholders from science, government and industry worldwide.  Register now for the 24th IIR International Congress of Refrigeration (ICR2015).



Some of the technical issues that will be covered are:

  • cryology
  • gas processing
  • thermodynamics
  • equipment and systems
  • biology and food technology
  • storage and transport
  • air conditioning
  • heat pumps
  • energy recovery.


Call for Workshops ends 28 February 2015


Quality workshops are pivotal to the ICR program, and organizers are pleased to invite proposals for workshops to be held in conjunction with the conference. These workshops provide the perfect venue to discuss and explore emerging areas of refrigeration.


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IIR Student Competition deadline 20 March 2014


On the occasion of ICR2015, the IIR is pleased to sponsor the first ever undergraduate student project competition entitled "ICR2015 Refrigeration for the Sustainable Cold Chain and Food Safety" (RSCC&FS). Open to undergraduate students from engineering schools, projects should focus on one essential global issue related to food availability and food safety. 



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Sponsorship opportunities are open until 31 December 2014



The International Congress of Refrigeration (ICR) draws over 1,000 participants from every sector of refrigeration, making it the largest single refrigeration event in the world.

Maximize your company’s exposure at this high profile event through a variety of sponsorship packages including exhibition booths.


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About the event


IIR International Congresses of Refrigeration (ICR) are milestone events. Since 1908, a congress has been held once every 4 years uniting refrigeration stakeholders from every corner of the world.

A place where dialogue and discussions on important technical issues happen, the ICR is known as a platform for in depth exchange and analysis that covers all aspects of refrigeration. 


About JSRAE

In 1925, the Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, JSRAE, was established to develop and disseminate knowledge nationally and internationally on refrigerating and freezing technology together with related scientific technologies. For over 45 years, it has functioned as a non-profit academic organization in the field of refrigeration.
www.jsrae.or.jp