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Bob Street
"Inventor of digital x-ray detector" who received the 2010 Prize for Industrial Applications of Physics for developing proven large-area electronic materials and device technologies.  

AIP awards Industrial Physics Prize to inventor of digital x-ray detector
The American Institute of Physics is awarding the 2010 Prize for Industrial Applications of Physics to Bob Street of PARC.

Open source release for CCN -- a new approach to networking
PARC just released an early version of open source infrastructure software and protocol specifications for our "Content-Centric Networking (CCN)" architecture. Our goal is to enable experimentation in the network research community and establish a foundation of open core protocols for content networking. We are also beginning to work with clients to explore new business solutions enabled by the CCN approach.

Printed Electronics
High-performance printed devices are achieved by materials understanding and device design that allows the formation of good dielectric/semiconductor and semiconductor/metal interfaces.

Flexible Electronics
PARC's expertise in large-area electronics extends back to the 1970s, when we began researching and developing amorphous silicon. Much of our current work involves thin film transistors and p-i-n photodiodes for flat panel display and image sensor backplanes, and solar cells.