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The conference will be held at the University of St Andrews, the full programme can be downloaded here and registration is now open.CONFERENCE PROGRAMMEThursday 19 JuneAll sessions located in the New Seminar Room.Registration (Old Class Library) 10.00 am – 10.45 amWelcome (New Seminar Room) 10.45-11.00&#160;Session 1: ABSENT FRIENDS: MATERIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY AND THE SEARCH FOR LOST BOOKS 11.00-12.30Chair: Andrew Pettegree (University of St Andrews)Falk Eisermann (Berlin State Library): The Gutenberg Galaxy’s Dark Matter: Lost Incunabula, and Ways to Retrieve ThemNeil Harris (University of Udine): A Spanner in the Statistical Machine. The Deplorable Behaviour of the Miscellany12.30-2.00 lunch&#160;Session 2: INVENTORIES 2.00-3.30Alexandra Hill (University of St Andrews): The Stationers’ Company Register and Lost Print in England, 1557-1640Roberto Rusconi (University of RomaTre): The Devil’s Trick. Editions in the Lists of Titles from the Regular Orders in Italy at the End of the 16th CenturyWolfgang Undorf (National Library of Sweden): Approaching the Unknown: Lost Books in Scandinavian pre-Reformation Book HistoryCoffee (The Undercroft) 3.30-4.00&#160;Session 3: DISPERSED COLLECTIONS I 4.00-5.30Maria Teresa Biagetti (Sapienza University of Rome): Dispersed Collections of Scientific Books: the Case of the Private Library of Federico Cesi (1585-1630)Domenico Ciccarello (University of Palermo): Lost Books and Dispersed Libraries in Sicily. A Few Examples from 16th- and 17th-century Printed WorksAnna Giulia Cavagna (University of Genoa): Loss and Recovery: the 16th-century Library of Alfonso Del Carretto&#160;EXHIBITION IN THE KING JAMES LIBRARY 6.00Daryl Green (University of St Andrews, Special Collections): Found Books, or, New Old Books and Where We Find ThemConference Dinner (The Vineleaf) 7.30Friday 20 JuneAll sessions located in the New Seminar Room.Breakfast (Agnes Blackadder Hall) 7.30-8.30&#160;Session 4: MODELLING BOOK SURVIVAL 9.00-11.00Katia Toia (University of Siena): The Survival of the Incunabula in Milan: First InvestigationsGoran Proot (Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC): Survival Factors of 17th-century Flanders Imprints: Sheet Counts and SammelbändeJonathan Green (University of North Dakota): A Drake Equation for Incunable Survival: Early Printing and the Digital HumanitiesCoffee (The Undercroft) 11.00-11.30&#160;Session 5: DISPERSED COLLECTIONS II 11.30-1.00Lluís Agustí – Pedro Rueda (University of Barcelona): Lost Books in the Hispanic World: Case StudiesAlison Walker (British Library): Lost in Plain Sight: Reconstructing the Library of Sir Hans SloaneMark Towsey (University of Liverpool): Community LibrariesLunch (The Undercroft) 1.00-2.30&#160;Session 6: LOST EDITIONS 2.30-4.00Chair: Chair 6 (institution)Sara Barker (University of Exeter): Found (and Faked) in Translation: Reflections &#38; Case Studies from European News PamphletsMichele Camaioni (IISS Benedetto Croce, Naples): The Editorial History of a Rare and ForbiddenFranciscan Spiritual Book of the Italian Cinquecento: the Dyalogo della unione spirituale dell’anima con Dio by Bartolomeo CordoniCoffee (The Undercroft) 4.00-4.30&#160;Session 7: MUSIC AND HISTORY 4.30-5.30Chair: Chair 7 (institution)Luigi Collarile (University of Fribourg): Lost Italian Music Editions before 1800. First Results of a Bibliographical SurveyPaolo Giorgi (University of Cremona): Lost Music Books from the 17th Century: Reconstructing the Printed Music Corpus by Maurizio Cazzati&#160;RECEPTION AT THE NEW RESEARCH LIBRARY AND BOOK LAUNCH (Martyrs) 6.00- 7.30&#160;Conference Dinner (The Rocca at the Rusacks Hotel) 7.45Saturday 21 JuneAll sessions located in the New Seminar Room.Breakfast (Agnes Blackadder Hall) 7.30-8.30&#160;Session 8: DISPERSED COLLECTIONS III 9.00-11.00Natalie Kent (University of London): The pre-Fire Library of the College of Physicians, LondonJan Luigi Alessandrini (University of St Andrews): Hamburg Library: Loss, Survival, and ReconstructionTomasz Nastulczyk (Jagiellonian University, Krakow): Two Centuries of Looting and the grand Nazi Book Burning. Destroyed and Dispersed Libraries of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: Historical Losses and Contemporary Attempts of ReconstructionCoffee (The Undercroft) 11.00-11.30&#160;Session 9: CHEAP PRINT 11.30-12.30Chair: Chair 9 (institution)Saskia Limbach (University of St Andrews): Challenges of Finding Broadsheet Ordinances Printed in 16th-century CologneBettina Wagner (Bayerische StaatsBibliothek München): Lost in Description. Surviving Examples of Late Mediaeval and Early Modern Primers&#160;CLOSING REMARKS 12.30Andrew Pettegree (University of St Andrews): Lost Books: Bibliography’s Final Frontier?