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[caption id="attachment_1184" align="aligncenter" width="316"] Yu the Great supervising irrigation works (Qinding Shujing tushuo, 1905,Courtesy of the Needham Research Institute)[/caption]&#160;Individual itineraries and the circulation of scientific and technical knowledge in East Asia (16th–20th centuries)26-28 novembre 2012University Paris Diderot, Bâtiment CondorcetAmphithéâtre Pierre-Gilles de Gennes4 rue Alice Domont et Léonie Duquet, 75013 Paris&#160;PROGRAMME&#160;MONDAY 26 NOVEMBER9:00 Opening9 :30 – 12 :30Chair : Françoise Sabban (EHESS, Paris)&#160;Caroline Bodolec (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris)Miaofeng 妙逢, a monk-architect : geographical and social itinerary&#160;Catherine Jami (CNRS, UMR7219, Paris)Imperial mobility and information networks : the Kangxi emperor’s Collection of investigation of things in leisure time&#160;Zhao Bing (CNRS, UMR 8155)Tang Ying 唐英 (1682-1756) between the Palace and Jiangnan : the exceptional itinerary of an imperial bondservant&#160;Discussant : Dagmar Schäfer (University of Manchester)&#160;&#160;14 :30 – 17 :30Chair : Christian Jacob (EHESS, Paris)&#160;Mau Chuan-hui (National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu)Qing local officials and the circulation of wild silkworms breeding&#160;Delphine Spicq (Collège de France, Paris)From fieldwork to handbook production : Linqing’s experience in water conservancy&#160;Frédéric Obringer (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris)Views of the human body : geographical and intellectual mobility of a physician and a literatus&#160;Discussant : Pierre-Etienne Will (Collège de France, Paris)&#160;&#160;TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER9 :30 – 12 :30Chair : Marie-Noëlle Bourguet (University Paris Diderot)&#160;Antonella Romano (European University Institute, Florence)In the wake of a revolution : Martino Martini between the Chinese and the Manchu&#160;Beatriz Puente Ballesteros (Catholic University Leuven)Bernard Rhodes (1646-1715), imperial physician&#160;Wu Huiyi (ICT, University Paris Diderot)The ‘provincialism’ of F.-X. Dentrecolles’ (1664-1741) translations : locality and configurations of knowledge&#160;Discussant : Nicolas Standaert (Catholic University Leuven)&#160;&#160;14 :30 – 17 :30Chair : Rafael Mandressi (CNRS, CAK, Paris)&#160;Florence Bretelle-Establet (CNRS, UMR7219, Paris)Human mobility and the book trade : the circulation of medical knowledge in the Far South&#160;Emmanuel Poisson (University Paris Diderot, UMR7219)Circulation and production of knowledge in 18th century Viêt Nam : Lê Quy Dôn’s itineraries&#160;Lim Jong-tae (Seoul National University)Astronomers in tributary missions : institutionalized travels of Korean court astronomers to Beijing in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Discussant : Kim Daeyeol (INALCO, Paris)&#160;17 :30 – 18 :30Presentation of database and GIS&#160;WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER9 :30 – 12 :30Chair : Marwa Elshakry (Columbia University)&#160;Aurélien Laroulandie (EHESS, UMR8173, Paris)Circulation of knowledge in its institutional context : officials and experts networks in 17th century Korea Andrea Bréard (University of Lille 1)Meng Sen and Shen Linyi, two careers in modern statistics in the late Qing&#160;Aleksandra Majstorac-Kobiljski (CNRS, UMR8173, Paris &#38; Needham Research Institute, Cambridge)Japanese engineers and coking technologies in early twentieth century Manchuria&#160;Discussant : Annick Horiuchi (University Paris Diderot)&#160;&#160;14 :30 – 17 :30Chair : Isabelle Landry-Deron (EHESS, Paris)&#160;[To be confirmed] Joachim Kurtz (University of Heidelberg)Missionary itineraries and the circulation of knowledge in 19th century China : Young J. Allen, Li Di, and their networks&#160;Christian Lamouroux (EHESS, UMR8173, Paris)Between archives and fieldwork : Mr. Liu Guoliang’s business in Beijing&#160;Lucia Candelise (UMR 7219, University Paris Diderot)Diplomacy, empire and medicine : the construction of French traditionalist acupuncture&#160;Discussant : Rui Magone (Berlin)&#160;17 :30 – 18 :00Conclusion&#160;Vous pouvez télécharger ici le programme.&#160;Source : UMR 7219, laboratoire SPHERE&#160;&#160;