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ProgrammeMonday 7th January 2013Museum of the History of Science18.00. Reception at the Museum of the History of Science including a private view of the exhibition &#8220;Atmospheres: Investigating the Weather from Aristotle to Ozone&#8221;. Welcome by Stephen Johnston, Acting Director.&#160;Tuesday 8th January 2013MFO9.15: Welcome, by Cyril Van Effenterre (French Embassy), Anne Simonin (MFO), Muriel Le Roux (ENS-IHMC) and Thomas Le Roux (MFO)9.30: General introduction, by Jean-Baptiste Fressoz (Imperial College, London) and Fabien Locher (CRH-EHESS/CNRS)9.45 &#8211; 13.00: Session &#8220;Commodification of meterological knowledge&#8221;&#160;Chair. John Perkins (Oxford Brookes University)9.45: Julien Vincent (University Paris I), Disembedded Weather: Labour, Free Trade, and the Political Economy of Climate in the British Empire (Mid-Nineteenth Century) 10.15: Yngve Nilsen (University of Bergen), Shifting Relations Between Meteorology and Economic Interests in Norway 1860-190010.45 &#8211; 11.15: Coffee breakChair. Robert Fox (University of Oxford)11.15: Jamie L. Pietruska (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), The U.S. Weather Bureau and the Policing of Counterfeit Weather Forecasts at the Turn of the Twentieth Century11.45: Vladimir Jankovic (University of Manchester), Andrew Bowman (University of Manchester),&#160;Think of It As a Market Transition': Big Green Business and the Promise of Climate Crisis12.15 &#8211; 13.00: General discussion on this session&#160;14.15 &#8211; 16.30: Session &#8220;Media&#8221;Chair.&#160; Stephen Johnston (Museum of the History of Science, Oxford)14.15: Alexander Hall (University of Manchester), Framing the Sky: The (re)Birth of Weather Forecasting on British Television, 195414.45: Julie Hudson (Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford), If You Want to Be Green Hold your Breath&#8217;: Climate Change in British Theatre15.15: Susanne Lorenz (University of Leeds), The Communication of Scientific Uncertainty and Climate Adaptation in the Media: Comparing the UK and Germany15.45 &#8211; 16.30: General discussion on this session17.00: LectureChair. Pietro Corsi (University of Oxford)Pascal Lecomte (European Space Agency, Harwell-Oxford), Data: From Satellites to the Public. The Value of Climate Data, their Cost and How they are Perceived by the PublicWednesday 9th January 2013MFO9.00 &#8211; 13.00: Session &#8220;Historicizing climate history&#8221;Chair. Muriel Le Roux (ENS-IHMC, Paris)9.00: Anouchka Vasak (University of Poitiers), 1802, "The Invention of Clouds", as Seen from Either Side of the Channel.9.30: Thomas Labb&#233; (University of Burgundy), Fabien Gaveau (CESDIP CNRS- French Ministry of Justice), Vinyard Harvest Dates and History of Climatology: Some New Epistemologic Reflections10.00: George N. Vlahakis (Hellenic Open University), Climate, Weather and Society in 19th century Greece&#160;10.30 &#8211; 11.00: Coffee breakChair. Serge Plattard (European Space Policy Institute, Vienna)11.00: Philippe For&#234;t (University of St Gallen), Overland to India. The Debate on Climate Change of 1904-191411. 30: Matthias Heymann, Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen (Aarhus University), Negotiating Simulation Knowledge: Alternative Perspectives on Climate and Climate Change12.00 &#8211; 12.45: General discussion on this session12.45 &#8211; 13.00: General discussion14.00 &#8211; 15.30: Round Table &#8220;Communicating Science and its History&#8221;This Round Table will be devoted to the entire cycle of conferences on Communicating Science and its History, organised by the MFO and held in 2011 in Oxford, in 2012 in Paris and in 2013 in Oxford. Round Table coordinated by Muriel Le RouxOrganizationOrganised by the Maison Fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Oxford, in collaboration with the Museum of the History of Science, the Faculty History of the University of Oxford, Oxford Brookes University, the Centre Koyr&#233; (EHESS) and the Institut d&#8217;Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine (IHMC), and with the support of the French Embassy, London.Organising CommitteePietro Corsi, Oxford UniversityJean-Baptiste Fressoz, Imperial College, LondonRobert Fox, Oxford UniversityStephen Johnston, Museum of the History of Science, OxfordMuriel Le Roux, ENS/IHMC, Paris &#8211; Maison Fran&#231;aise d&#8217;OxfordThomas Le Roux, Maison Fran&#231;aise d&#8217;OxfordFabien Locher, CRH (CNRS/EHESS), ParisJeanne Peiffer, Centre Koyr&#233; (CNRS/EHESS/MNHN), ParisJohn Perkins, Oxford Brookes UniversityViviane Quirke, Oxford Brookes University