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1 Dear Seabuckthorn friends, time is going on and within some days we ll meet for EuroWorkS in Berlin / Potsdam. I d like to take the opportunity to inform about some details. Attached to this letter you will find a map of location. The following schedule is agreed: Wednesday, 1 st December 2010 We will have come together at Hotel Mercure, Lobby hall. Drinks are offered and you have the opportunity to register already. (Location 2 on map address Potsdam, Lange Brücke) Registration starts 5 p.m., Come together 6 p.m. Thursday, 2 nd December 2010 After conference we will have a dinner party at Orangerie. It s outside Potsdam and we managed shuttle bus. Bus is leavin at 6:00 and 6:30 at conference venue, return after dinner party also by shuttle. Conference location As mentioned in second circular Inside Ministry of Infrastructure and Agriculture, Lindenstraße 34a, Potsdam (Location 1 in map a very characteristic roof at the top of building) How to get to Potsdam By Train via Berlin if arriving in Berlin central railway station take Citytrain (S-Bahn) route S7 direction Potsdam (every 10 minutes)

2 By plane attention: there are 2 international airports in Berlin if arriving Berlin Tegel take bus 109 or Bus X9 to Zoologischer Garten, change to city train S 7 direction Potsdam (every 10 minutes) if arriving Berlin Schönefeld by foot to railway station (5 minutes) you have two options a) take regional train to Berlin center (every 20 minutes) change at station Alexanderplatz to city train S 7 direction Potsdam (every 10 minutes) b) take regional train to Potsdam (every hour) By car A10 direction Potsdam. Leave at junction Michendorf, take B2 direction Potsdam, after 13 km leave right in Dortustraße limited parking areas around conference venue! Hope to see you all in Potsdam. In any case you have trouble Office phone During conference mobile phone

3 sketch-map m railway station

4 Scientific program of EuroWorkS 2010 Thursday, 2 nd December :00 a.m. Opening ceremony Speech of Minister of Infrastructure and Agriculture of Brandenburg, Mr. Jörg Vogelsänger welcome speech of ISA representatives 10:00 a.m. Joerg-Thomas Moersel, Germany Seabuckthorn on the way to global market David Eagle, Great Britain Benefits of Seabuckthorn in reference to EU health claims regulations - commons communication 10:45 a.m. coffee break 11:00 Thorsten Rocksch, Germany The new Seabuckthorn network Dalija Seglinas, Latvia Seabuckthorn products - what is the acceptance of consumers in Baltic State countries? 12:00 a.m. luncheon break 1:00 p.m. round table discussion seabuckthorn in the world actual trends 2:00 p.m. Y.A.Zubarev, Russia

5 Properties and promising ways of Seabuckthorn utilization at Altai R. Hornig, Germany Results of a German-Estonia Seabuckthorn cultivar Trial S. Kaupinna, Finland seabuckthorn cultivation in Finland now and in the future progress Y. Durrany, Pakistan Study of local Seabuckthorn and Mango- Seabuckthorn blend vareties of Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan 3:30 p.m. coffee break 3:45 p.m. Karl Heilscher, Germany Bio-processing of fruits, especially Seabuckthorn berries G. Fischer, Germany Industrial crop and machining of Seabuckthorn Natalia Demidova, Russia Seabuckthorn in the FORESTSPECs Project: production of bark based composts for soil improvement on the European North of Russia G. Muschiolik, Germany Effect of organic hydrocolloids on quality of Seabuckthorn beverages and cosmetic emulsion

6 Friday, 3 rd December :00 a.m. Oleg Tolkatchev, Russia Retrospective on the chemical, pharmaceutical, pharmacological and chemotherapeutical studies of polyphenols from Seabuckthorn leaves polyphenols from Seabuckthorn leaves Elena Tsirenova, Russia / Germany Bioactiv Compounds from different parts of Sea Buckthorn Carmen Socaciu, Romania Metabolomic studies on seabuckthorn leaves and fruits: towards rapid fingerprint of biological and geographical origin 10:00 a.m. coffee break 10:15 a.m. Zh. Jie, Finnland Influences of latitude and altitude on concerns of sugars, sugar alcohols, fruit acids and ascorbic acid in wild Chinese seabuckthorn (Hippophäo rhamnoides ssp. Chinensis) Th. Moersel, Germany Carotenoid as quality indicator in Seabuckthorn K. Priti, Canada Transcriptome analysis of polyunsaturated fatty acid-enriched seed of seabuckthorn (Hippphae

7 rhamnoides L.) using 454 high-throughput sequencing V.I. Sheichenko, Russia The Use of the 1D and 2D NMR Spectroscopy for the Control of the Polyphenols in Seabuckthorn Leaves 12:00 a.m. luncheon break 1:00 p.m. P. Pedersen, Germany Seabuckthorn as active component in pharmaceutical, organic cosmetics and food supplements P.-O. Lundquist, Sweden Introduction to Seabuckthorn in Sweden S.R. Shah, Sweden Root and shoot development in seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) S. Sriskandarajah, Sweden Tissue culture of seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) A. Gupta, India Wound Healing effects of Seabuckthorn leaf based pharmaceutical preparation S. Earcisli, Turkey Comparison of seabuckthorn genotypes based on RAPD and FAME data 3:00 p.m. closing ceremony