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Colloque annoncé par Jeanne Peiffer et Jean-Pierre Vittu. Circulating journals and knowledgetransfer. Second meeting of the European network on “Scientific periodicals inmodern Europe”Maison française Oxford, 25-27 May 2006Norham Road, Oxford OX2 6SEWith the support of  Maison française d'Oxford, Centre Alexandre Koyré, EA“Savoirs et pouvoirs” - University of Orléans, French Ministry forResearch (ACI “Histoire des savoirs”-2004) The aim of learned periodicals is to circulate information concerning the worldof learning : information on recent books on a wide range of topics, newsconcerning research, observations, experiments, inventions and the Academy. Thebook market and the traces of private or institutional uses witness thecirculation of learned journals all over Europe. Does the material circulation of singletitles induce knowledge transfers ? This question gets regional answers,the result of the mapping of these transfers not being homogeneous at all. Fora workshop like ours, it is then interesting to investigate where thesetransfers take place, and where not ? Are they parochial, do they extendfrom one region to another or do they concern the whole of Europe ? It is also interesting tostudy the forms they take : reprints, resumptions or translations.ProvisionalProgramThursday,May 25: Afternoon Session, 14.30 - 18.00Journals astools for circulating scienceLes journaux outils de circulation scientifiqueWelcome by M.F.O.Jeanne Peiffer (CNRS, Paris) &#38; Jean-Pierre Vittu (Université d'Orléans), IntroductionSilvia Roero (University of Turin), «The editorial policy ofthe Venice Giornale de' Letterati d'Italia (1710-1740) and its Supplementi(1722-1726) in the field of mathematical and physical sciences»Raffaella Seligardi (University of Bologna), «Italian network andEuropean network: scientific journals and the chemical revolution»Friday, May 26: Morning Session, 9.30 - 13.00Foreignknowledge mirrorised in journalsLes journaux miroirs d'un savoir étrangerMaria Conforti (University of Rome 1, La Sapienza), «Images of Europeanscience and medicine in Neapolitan learned periodicals of the early 19thcentury»Fernando Reis (New University of Lisbon), «From London and Paris toPortugal and Brazil: the role of the Portuguese periodicals published byportuguese émigrés in the early nineteenth century (1808-1822)»Hélène Waast (Université d'Orléans), «La circulation des savoirs surl'Inde à travers les périodiques : le cas du Journal des savants et desMémoires de Trévoux»Friday, May 26: Afternoon Session, 14.30 - 18.00Journals asinstruments of knowledge transferLes journaux instruments de transfertChristiane Berkvens-Stevelink (University of Nijmegen), «Pistes detransfert du savoir dans le Nouveau Journal des Savants»Andrea Seidler (University of Vienna), «Hungary and the German speakingworld : the importance of knowledge transfer in 18th century learned journals»Maria de Fátima Nunes (University of Evora), «The cultural and scientificpress in Portugal during the 18th century. A methodological approach»Saturday, May 27: Morning Session, 9.30 - 13.00Networks ofacademic and periodical exchangeRéseaux d'échange académiques et périodiquesErika Luciano (University of Turin), «Transmission of scientificknowledge and editorial policy at the Turin Academy of sciences through itseighteenth-century periodicals»Jens Haeseler (F.E.A. Potsdam), «Circulations multiples des savoirs etdes formes rédactionnelles : la Nouvelle bibliothèque germanique face àl'encyclopédisme»Ingemar Oscarsson (University of Lund), «Learned periodicals in18th century Sweden. Some observations on typology,circulation, and contents»Saturday, May 27: Afternoon Session, 14.30 - 16.30GeneraldiscussionDiscussion généraleVous trouverez le programme définitif sur le site suivant :http://www.histnet.cnrs.fr/research/periodiques-savants/