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Tuesday June 22ndUFR Charles V&#160; - 10, rue Charles V 75004 Paris M&#233;tro St Paul, Pont Marie, Sully Morland ou BastilleSalle A509h- Registration &#38; coffee9h 15- Introduction to the conference &#8211; A. Fennetaux &#38; A. Junqua9h45-11h15 &#8211; Knowledge, science and recycling &#8211; Chair: Claire Gallien, Universit&#233; Paris Diderot    Simon Werrett, University of Washington, Remaking Natural Knowledge : Recycling in the history of science and medicine.    Sophie Vasset, Universit&#233; Paris-Diderot &#8211; Recycling cases in 18th century medical treatises.Coffee break11h30-13h &#8212; Recycling 18th century Parisian walls &#8211; Chair: Charlotte Guichard, CNRS, Lille III    Allan Potofsky, Universit&#233; Paris &#8211;Diderot &#8211; Revolutionary Recycling and Civic Architecture : The Conseil des b&#226;timents civils and the Ise and Abuse of the Past in France, 1795-1815.    No&#233;mie Etienne, Universit&#233; de Gen&#232;ve &#8211; Du mur au mus&#233;e : Transformations mat&#233;rielles et symboliques des peintures &#224; Paris autour de 1775.Lunch &#38; Coffee14h30-16h &#8212; Material recycling (I) &#8211; Chair: Am&#233;lie Junqua, Universit&#233; de Picardie     Geoffrey Day, Winchester College, Recycling in the Library.     David Humphrey, Royal College of Art, London, A Portal to change and innovation : Recycling and the 18th century English Jewellery Trade.Tea Break16h30-18h &#8212; Material Recycling (II) &#8211; Chair: Ariane Fennetaux, Universit&#233; Paris-Diderot     Sara Pennell, Roehampton University, &#8216;&#8230;for a crack or flaw despis&#8217;d&#8217; : Understanding ceramic &#8216;semi-durability&#8217; in the first half of the long 18th century.     Fiona McDonald, University College London, Weaving and Wool : Materiality through Woollen Blankets in 18th century Aotearoa/New Zealand.Wednesday, June 23rd9h15-10h45 &#8212; Waste &#8212; Chair: Robert Mankin, Universit&#233; Paris-Diderot     Tim Cooper, University of Exeter, Critical Perspectives from Marxism on the Uses of Waste and Recycling in the Long 18th century.     Sabine Barles, Universit&#233; St Denis Paris 8, La valorisation des excr&#233;ta urbains en France &#224; la fin du 18&#232;me si&#232;cle.Coffee break11h00- 12h30 &#8212; Royal Recyclings &#8211; Chair: Natacha Coquery, Universit&#233; de Nantes     Corinne Th&#233;paut-Cabasset, Ch&#226;teau de Versailles, Le grand livre des pierreries du roi : gestion, entretien et recyclage des bijoux pendant le r&#232;gne de Louis XIV.     Olivia Fryman, Historic Royal Palaces and Kingston University, &#8216;Cleaning and New Beautifying&#8217; : strategies of repair and reuse in the English Royal Wardrobe 1689-1760.Lunch &#38; coffee14h15-15h45 &#8212; Commerce and Recycling (I) &#8211; Chair: Jon Stobart, University of Northampton     Arlene Leis, University of York, Repetition, Recycling and Imitation : images of High art in Sarah Sophia Banks&#8217; Collection of Trade Cards.     Natacha Coquery, Universit&#233; de Nantes, La diffusion sociale des biens &#224; Paris au 18&#232;me si&#232;cle : la boutique, carrefour entre le luxe, le demi-luxe et l&#8217;occasion.Tea Break16h15-18h30 &#8212; Commerce and Recycling (II) &#8211; Chair: Sara Pennell, Roehampton University     Barbara Lasic, Victoria and Albert Museum, Recycling and Re-fashioning the Grand-Si&#232;cle in Paris and London, 1789-1814.     Ilja Van Damme, University of Antwerp, The Decline and the Fall of the second hand guild in the Southern Netherlands : material culture, institutional change and the labour market, 1650-1850.     Jon Stobart, Northampton University, Luxury and Country House Sales in England, c.1750-1830.