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Individual itineraries and the circulation of scientific and technical knowledge in East Asia (16th&#160;-20th&#160;centuries)&#160;ICCM ANR-09-SSOC-004, Final Conference,&#160;University Paris Diderot, Bat. Condorcet, Amphith&#233;&#226;tre Pierre-Gilles de Gennes, 4 rue A.Domont et L. Duquet, 75013 ParisPROGRAMME&#160;Monday 26 November9.00 Opening9.30-12.30 Chair: Fran&#231;oise Sabban (EHESS, Paris)Caroline Bodolec (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris),&#160;Miaofeng&#160;妙逢, a monk-architect: geographical and social itineraryCatherine Jami (CNRS, UMR7219, Paris),&#160;Imperial mobility and information networks: the Kangxi emperor&#8217;s&#160;Collection of investigation of things in leisure timeZhao Bing (CNRS, UMR 8155),&#160;Tang Ying&#160;唐英&#160;(1682-1756) between the Palace and Jiangnan: the exceptional itinerary of an imperial bondservant&#160;Discussant: Dagmar Sch&#228;fer (University of Manchester)14.30-17.30 Chair: Christian Jacob (EHESS, Paris)Mau Chuan-hui (National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu),&#160;Qing local officials&#160;and the circulation of wild silkworms breedingDelphine Spicq (Coll&#232;ge de France, Paris),&#160;From fieldwork to handbook production: Linqing&#8217;s experience in water conservancyFr&#233;d&#233;ric Obringer&#160; (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris),&#160;Views of the human body: geographical and intellectual mobility of a physician and a literatusDiscussant; Pierre-Etienne Will (Coll&#232;ge de France, Paris)Tuesday 27 November9.30-12.30 Chair: Marie-No&#235;lle Bourguet (University Paris Diderot)&#160;Antonella Romano (European University Institute, Florence),&#160;In the wake of a revolution: Martino Martini between the Chinese and the ManchuBeatriz Puente Ballesteros (Catholic University Leuven),&#160;Bernard Rhodes (1646-1715), imperial physicianWu Huiyi (ICT, University Paris Diderot),&#160;The &#8216;provincialism&#8217; of F.-X. Dentrecolles&#8217; (1664-1741) translations: locality and configurations of knowledgeDiscussant: Nicolas Standaert (Catholic University Leuven)14.30-17.30 Chair: Rafael Mandressi (CNRS, CAK, Paris)Florence Bretelle-Establet (CNRS, UMR7219, Paris),&#160;Human mobility and the book trade: the circulation of medical knowledge in the Far SouthEmmanuel Poisson (University Paris Diderot, UMR7219),&#160;Circulation and production of knowledge in 18th&#160;century Vi&#234;t Nam: L&#234; Quy D&#244;n&#8217;s itinerariesLim Jong-tae (Seoul National University),&#160;Astronomers in&#160;tributary missions: institutionalized travels of Korean court astronomers to Beijing in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries&#160;Discussant: Kim Daeyeol (INALCO, Paris)17.30-18.30 Presentation of database and GISWednesday 28 November9.30-12.30 Chair: Marwa Elshakry (Columbia University)Aur&#233;lien Laroulandie (EHESS, UMR8173, Paris),&#160;Circulation of knowledge in its institutional context: officials and experts networks in 17th&#160;century KoreaAndrea Br&#233;ard (University of Lille 1),&#160;Meng Sen and Shen Linyi, two careers in modern statistics in the late QingAleksandra Majstorac-Kobiljski (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris &#38; Needham Research Institute, Cambridge),&#160;Japanese engineers and coking technologies in early twentieth century ManchuriaDiscussant: Annick Horiuchi (University Paris Diderot)14.30-17.30 Chair: Isabelle Landry-Deron (EHESS, Paris)[To be confirmed] Joachim Kurtz (University of Heidelberg),&#160;Missionary itineraries and the circulation of knowledge in 19th&#160;century China: Young J. Allen, Li Di, and their networksChristian Lamouroux&#160; (EHESS, UMR8173, Paris),&#160;Between archives and fieldwork: Mr. Liu Guoliang&#8217;s business in BeijingLucia Candelise (UMR 7219, University Paris Diderot),&#160;Diplomacy, empire and medicine: the construction of French traditionalist acupunctureDiscussant: Rui Magone (Berlin)17.30-18.00 Conclusion