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Programme ci-dessousFriday 5th October  09.30-09.45. Arrival of participants, welcoming coffee 09.45-10.00. Grégory Dufaud (Sciences Po Lyon/LARHRA) and Larissa Zakharova (EHESS/CERCEC/CNRS/CEFR de Moscou). IntroductionSession 1. From Theoretical to Applied Science. Chair: Marc Elie (CNRS/CERCEC) 10am-10.20am. Paul Josephson (Colby College/CERCEC) - "Soviet Research Institutes and Big Industry: Branch Industrial Science in Metallurgy, Mining and Transportation, 1930-1980" 10.20am-10.40am. Andrey Indukaev (IDHES ENS Paris-Saclay/University of Helsinki) - "The Power of the Academy of Sciences in the Late Socialist System: The Role of Applied Projects" 10.40am-11.00am. Ksenia Tatarchenko (Université de Genève) - "Passing the Torch: Youth, Civic Virtues, and Spaces of Innovation in Novosibirsk Science-City" 11.00am-12.00pm. DiscussionSession 2. Making Science and Technology on a Daily Basis. Chair: Sophie Coeuré (Université Paris VII Denis Diderot/ICT) 1pm-1.20pm. Nikolai Krementsov (University of Toronto) - "Science under Stalin and Khrushchev: the Case of Oncology" 1.20pm-1.40pm. Birte Kohtz (DHI Moskau) - "From Foetus to Fully Entitled Patient? The Unborn as an Object of Medical Innovation in Late Soviet Medicine" 1.40pm-2pm. Grégory Dufaud (Sciences Po Lyon/LARHRA) and Larissa Zakharova (EHESS/CERCEC/CNRS/CEFR de Moscou) - "The disappearance of Scientific and Technological Controversies after Stalin’s Death? Cases of Psychiatry and Telecommunications" 2pm-2.20pm. Ekaterina Rybkina (European University Institute, Florence/ European University at Saint-Petersburg) - "Tuning Up a Socialist Radio: Life and Fate of a Soviet Engineer" 2.20pm-3.40pm. Discussion 3.40pm-4pm. Coffee breakSession 3. International Connections and Collaborations. Chair: Nikolai Krementsov (University of Toronto) 4pm-4.20pm. Sophie Coeuré (Université Paris VII Denis Diderot/ICT) - "Mathematicians as an Apolitical International Community? The Litmus Test of Dissidence" 4.20pm-4.40pm. Jean-Philippe Martinez (Universidade Federal da Bahia) - "Making Science in an 'Open World': Considerations on the International Dynamics of Soviet scientists through the Iconic Example of Vladimir Fock in General Relativity" 4.40pm-5pm. Laurence Nye (LabEx ENHE/Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne/Université Paris IV Sorbonne) - "Life sciences in Orbit and Cold War diplomacy: The French-Soviet Experiment" 5pm-6pm. DiscussionSaturday 6th October Session 4. Governing (by) Resources . Chair: Paul Josephson (Colby College/CERCEC) 9.30am-9.50am. Marc Elie (CNRS/CERCEC) - "Lysenkism in Pedology" 9.50am-10.10am. Timm Schönfelder (University of Tübingen) - "Governing Water. Soil Amelioration in the Kuban River Region" 10.10am-10.30am. Laurent Coumel (CERCEC) - "High modernism in the lake: fish farming in the Seliger area in the 1960s" 10.30am-10.50am. Coffee break 10.50am-11.10am. Galina Orlova (Southern Federal University / European Humanities University) - "Socialism of Isotopes" 11.10am-11.30am. Egle Rindzeviciute (Kingston University) - "The Cultural Governance of the Atom" 11.30am-1.10pm. Discussion Financial support: CEFR Moscow, CERCEC (CNRS/EHESS), DHI Moskau, LabEx TEPSIS, LARHRA, Sciences Po Lyon. Holders and organizers of the conference: Grégory Dufaud (Sciences Po Lyon) and Larissa Zakharova (EHESS / CERCEC / CNRS / CEFR Moscow) Contact: larissa.zakharova@ehess.fr