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ProgrammeMonday, July 49.00-9.15: Registration9.15-9.30: Introduction: Luc Borot, John Perkins9.30-12.30: Session 1 Metropolitan sites and contexts.Chair: Antonio Belmar, Alicante    John Christie, Oxford: Chemical London: chemical sites and the politicization of experimental space    Lissa Roberts &#38; Jeroen Bos, Twente: Chemistry and colonialism in the port cities of&#160; Amsterdam and Batavia    Simon Werrett, Seattle: Green is the Colour: St. Petersburg's chemical laboratories and competing visions of chemistry in the eighteenth century    John Perkins, Oxford: Chemical Paris: laboratories and other sites, 1750-9013.30-15.45: Session 2 Laboratories: spaces and practices.Chair: Stephen Johnston, Oxford    Geert Vanpaemel, Louvain: The Site of Ambiguity: the chemistry laboratory at Louvain University    Christine Lehman, Paris: Pierre Joseph Macquer's chemical sites: laboratories and instruments    Marco Beretta, Florence: Lavoisier's chemical laboratories: a preliminary survey    Mary Bowden, Philadelphia: Realizing Joseph Priestley's laboratory in Northumberland, Pennsylvania    Jane Insley, London: Chemistry in the Garret &#8211; James Watt's cookbook chemistry at Heathfield, Birmingham, 1790-181916.00-18.00: Session 3 Chemical sites, cultural spaces and contexts.Chair: Ana Carneiro, Lisbon    Matthew Eddy, Durham: Demonstrations, visualisations and conversations: the University of Edinburgh's sites of chemical instruction    Rachel Dunn, Durham: Chemistry in Dissenting Academies and Literary &#38; Philosophical Societies    Elena Serrano, Barcelona: Making space, building networks: women's chemistry in late 18th-century Spain    Corinna Guerra, Bari: In case of eruption? Enjoy the natural laboratory of the Kingdom of Naples19:00-22:00: Conference dinnerTuesday, July 59.00-12.00: Session 4 Chemical sites and economic contexts I: the State and innovation.Chair: Muriel Le Roux, Oxford    Hjalmar Fors, Stockholm: Chemistry in the Swedish Bureau of Mines    Peter Konecny, Regensburg: Sites of chemistry in the Schemnitz Mining Academy and the Habsburg mining administration    Ursula Klein, Berlin: Chemical experiments on pigments in the laboratory of the Royal Prussian Porcelain Manufactory (1787-91)    Patrice Bret, Paris: Chemistry sites of the gunpowder manufacturing administration in eighteenth-century France13.00-15.15: Session 5 Chemical sites and economic contexts II: private entrepreneurs, innovation &#38; the state.Chair: Jose Ramon Bertomeu, Valencia    Samir Boumediene, Lyon: The apothecary's shop as a site for the practice of chemistry in the 18th century    Emma Spary, Cambridge: Food laboratories in 18th-century Paris    Thomas Le Roux, Paris: Places of chemistry and pollution, Paris and France, 1750-1800    Marie Th&#233;baud, Paris: The workshop of ballooning: staging a culture of heat and gases in provincial towns in France at the end of the 18th century15.30-16.30: Round table on comparative perspectives and conclusion with Antonio Belmar, Stephen Johnston, Ana Carneiro, Muriel Le Roux, Jose Ramon BertomeuFor further information on the conference: www.sitesofchemistry.orgConvened by the Maison Fran&#231;aise, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford University Faculty of History and SHAC