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A MALMECC study day considering a range of themes centering around cultural transfers and scientific knowledge in papal Avignon, providing fresh understanding through interdisciplinary discussion based on a series of short position papers. Please see the full programme for more information. All are welcome, with early career scholars particularly encouraged to attend.Attendance is free, but please contact martha.buckley@humanities.ox.ac.uk to register.On the eve of the study day, participants are encouraged to attend the following presentation in the Seminars in Late Medieval and Renaissance Music series convened by Margaret Bent at All Souls College, Oxford.Programme7 février, 5-7pm,  Wharton Room, All Souls College, Oxford Étienne Anheim (EHESS Paris): ‘The musical chapel of the popes  fin Avignon during the fourteenth century8 février, St Luke’s Chapel, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, 9 amKarl Kügle: Welcome and opening remarksAvignon and ItalyÉtienne Anheim (EHESS Paris): Social and cultural networks between Avignonand Italy: organization and impactSarah Griffin (Oxford): Visual Worlds of AvignonCoffeeBreakAvignon, England, andthe EmpireJames Hillson (Cambridge): The English in Avignon: English Expatriatesand the Tomb of Pope John XXII David Murray (Oxford) and Karl Kügle (Oxford):Avignon in Salzburg, Salzburg in AvignonPresentationof new ERC project by Maria SofiaLannutti (Florence), Antonio Calvia(Pavia) and Chiara Martignano(Florence): Ideology and Methodology of the Project European Ars Nova:Multilingual Poetry and Polyphonic Song in the Late Middle AgesLunchBreakAvignon and 14cscholarshipPhilipp Nothaft (Oxford): Scientific Patronage in Papal AvignonAvignon and IberiaKaren Cook (Hartford): Music Theory in Avignon: Johannes Pipardi and the Catalán Copyist ofSeville 5.2.25CoffeebreakAnna Alberni and Stefano Cingolani (Barcelona): King Peter the Ceremonious, theRoyalChapel and the Papal Court at Avignon: imitation of a secular or of a religiouspower?Avignon vs RomeChristophe Masson (Oxford): 1378, the end of universal Avignon? Somethoughts about cultural consequences of the SchismFinalDiscussion and closing statement