Tasked with developing ways to extend the lifespan of printer components - and reduce their impact on the environment - a group of scientists at Xerox Corporation (NYSE:XRX) have developed a new chemical armor that protects photoreceptors, the light-sensitive elements in xerographic machines. Protected from normal wear and tear, a photoreceptor coated with the new "armor" can survive more than one million revolutions - nearly doubling its usable life.

With the development of a new silver ink, Xerox scientists have paved the way for commercialization and low-cost manufacturing of printable electronics. Printable electronics offers manufacturers a very low-cost way to add "intelligence" or computing power to a wide range of surfaces such as plastic or fabric. This development will aid the commercialization of new applications such as "smart" pill boxes that track how much medication a patient has taken or display screens that roll up to fit into a briefcase.

Scientists at Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) have taken the concept of "paint by number" to a whole new level with the release of a technology that translates detailed human descriptions of color - such as "brilliant yellow" - into mathematical algorithms that tell a computer how to edit that specific hue.

PARC (Palo Alto Research Center Inc.) has appointed Dr. Tamara St.Claire as Vice President of Global Business Development. St.Claire will manage PARC’s commercial R&D; innovation portfolio, drive international partnerships, explore new markets and industry engagements, and align organizational strategy with portfolio management.

Challenge, curiosity, and a strong interest in understanding how materials can be manipulated to create something new are the criteria that guided Marcel Breton to the decision to first study chemistry. Now a Xerox Research Centre of Canada principal scientist, Breton recently received his 100^th U.S. patent, a rare achievement that puts him among the ranks of Xerox's most inventive scientists, and the sixth Canadian scientist at Xerox Corporation to accomplish this feat.

The Xerox Research Centre Canada (XRCC) has been named one of the Top 10 Places Where Employees Thrive by Your Workplace magazine.

Microscopic nozzles - half the width of a human hair - are the building blocks behind a new product unveiled by Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today that is set to change the face of color printing in the office - forever.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today launched the world's first high-speed solid ink multifunction printer, which cuts the cost of color pages by up to 62 percent compared to traditional color lasers - without compromising print quality.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) says a steadfast commitment to research and development is one way to help survive tough economic times. Just last year, Xerox and its inventors earned 609 U.S. utility patents, exceeding a commitment to increase the company's annual number of awarded patents by one-third.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) closed 2008 earning more than 230 industry awards, an increase of more than 20 percent over the previous year. Leading industry publications and independent testing and research firms around the world recognized Xerox office products and services for a range of attributes including image quality, performance and technical innovation.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) closed 2008 earning more than 230 industry awards, an increase of more than 20 percent over the previous year.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) closed 2008 earning more than 230 industry awards, an increase of more than 20 percent over the previous year. Leading industry publications and independent testing and research firms around the world recognized Xerox office products and services for a range of attributes including image quality, performance and technical innovation.

Many scientists claim to have 'eureka' moments, but rarely at the age of 12. However that's when Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) scientist Peter Kazmaier first felt the thrill of creating new molecular structures - while using his first chemistry set. This fall, Kazmaier experienced another thrill from the scientific community: the receipt of his 100th U.S. patent, a rare achievement that puts him among the ranks of Xerox's most inventive scientists, and only the fifth Canadian scientist at Xerox to accomplish this feat.

Should I disconnect the cell phone? Boycott voice mail? Throw the PDA out the window? As a chaotic 2008 comes to a close and workers resolve to regain sanity in 2009, where do they go for answers to questions about how to cope with information overload?

Six 25,000 gallon tanks will find a home in Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) EA toner plant in Webster, N.Y. this week. The arrival of the tanks will herald an era of more energy efficient digital printing, preparing for the production of Ultra Low-Melt EA Toner, a breakthrough product that can cut overall power consumption of digital printing devices by as much as 15 to 30 percent.

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Happy birthday to xerography. The invention that made it possible for people the world over to create and share information with trillions of copies and laser prints will be 70 years old tomorrow.

In celebration of the innovation that underpins its future, Xerox Corporation has invited nearly 500 local inventors to dinner.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is unveiling its erasable paper to the public for the first time at WIRED NextFest, a showcase of global innovations that are transforming the world. The experimental paper can be printed on again and again, reducing paper use in the office and cutting back waste.

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is unveiling its erasable paper to the public for the first time at WIRED NextFest, a showcase of global innovations that are transforming the world. The experimental paper can be printed on again and again, reducing paper use in the office and cutting back waste.