Rand Corporation, february 2005
According to the authors of the following article, China’s amazing growth will be challenged by 8 mayor barriers during the next ten years.

The Economist, may 2005
Both the European Commission and the American Congress have begun proceedings to protect their citizens from the threat of cheap Chinese textiles.

The Economist, october 2005
China’s economic policy
On Tuesday October 11th, China’s planning agency announced that GDP had grown at an annual rate of 9.4% in the first nine months of 2005, causing it to raise its forecast for the full year to 9.2%, from 8.8%.

Universidad de Deusto, november 2005
China: Facing the challenge
China is a most interesting opportunity for Spanish enterprises able to implement the correct strategy to adapt themselves to the country, given the inusual economic ecosystem.

Nature.com october 2004
The FDA: the agency in charge of regulating the gap from the clinical trials to the patients bed-side table for pharmagenetic drugs.

Newspaper, El Mundo, december 2004
A team of Catalonian scientists has completed sequencing the chicken’s genome.

TIGR, december 2004
The institute for the genome research (Instituto de Investigación Genómica) published some interesting info on bio-computing advances: new data bases relating genomes, genes are information are emerging.

Standford University, december 2004
Stanford University supports a site containing most interesting links to the present genome research.

Forbes, december 2004
Colesterol drugs enter the genoma age.

Newsweek, july 2005
How to program a cell
Just as engineers program computers and robots, scientists will soon be able to program cells.

3g.co.uk october 2004
World’s Smallest 3G Handset
China’s largest supplier of telecommunication equipment has launched the world’s smallest, lightest, and most compact 3G handset, the ZTE F808. Weight: 104 gram. Size: 10 cm long.

Forbes.com july 2004
A new kind of mobile home buyer.