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MISSISSAUGA, ON, Canada, Aug. 4, 2011 – Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today named Paul Smith as vice president of the Xerox Research Centre of Canada. Smith will succeed Hadi Mahabadi, who will retire in September.  Smith currently serves...

MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 7, 2011 -- The Xerox Research Centre Canada (XRCC) this week marked its 1,500th patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This milestone comes just five years after registering its 1,000th patent.   The...

MISSISSAUGA, ON., March 28, 2011 – A team of researchers at the Xerox Research Centre Canada and Xerox Consumable Development and Manufacturing Group will be presented the American Chemical Society Award for team innovation at the...

MISSISSAUGA, ON., March 10, 2011, -- Dr. Hadi Mahabadi, vice president of Xerox Corporation’s (NYSE: XRX) Research Centre of Canada (XRCC), has been awarded the Printing Industries of America’s Robert F. Reed Technology Medal, created to...

NORWALK, Conn., Dec. 20, 2010 -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today released its 2010 Report on Global Citizenship. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the company’s activities and progress in the areas of corporate social...

MISSISSAUGA, ON, Dec. 3, 2010 – Two inventors at the Xerox Research Centre of Canada were awarded the first annual Anne Mulcahy Inventor Award, an honour created to shine the spotlight on inventors whose patents opened up new growth...

TORONTO, ON, September 16, 2010 – While Nan-Xing Hu was growing up in China, he remembers seeing his first photograph. It was a moment that kicked off a lifetime of trying to understand how things work, and ultimately led to one of the...

TORONTO, ON, August 18, 2010 — Xerox Canada’s scientific brain power has earned the company two spots on PrintAction magazine’s “PA35” list – a compilation of the top 35 individuals under 35 years of age shaping...

Vice president of global research team credits Canada as land of opportunity

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.