The Gaseous Electronics Conference has a long leadership history in providing a venue for the exchange of ideas and reporting research results in low temperature plasma science and technology. Areas of emphasis include science of plasma sources, diagnostics, modeling, plasma chemistry, basic phenomena, and atomic and molecular collision processes. It is also a leading venue for reporting on emergent areas of plasma-based technologies, including microelectronics, propulsion, biotechnology, plasma medicine, multiphase plasmas, environmental applications and atmospheric-pressure plasma systems. The 2025 GEC will continue the tradition of being a leading venue for the advancement of low temperature plasma science and technology.