In "A Decade of Research" edited by Giuliana Lavendel, readers are invited to delve deep into the pioneering spirit of Xerox's early forays into the world of computing. This meticulously curated collection of papers not only charts the seminal developments that shaped the digital landscape but also introduces the world to the term "windows" in the context of computer technology—a lexicon that has since become foundational to our understanding of operating systems. Lavendel's expert editing guides us through a journey of innovation and discovery, encapsulating a pivotal era where the seeds of today's digital revolution were sown. Through the pages of this compelling volume, Lavendel brings to life the ingenuity and foresight of Xerox's brightest minds. As readers traverse each paper, they are offered an unprecedented glimpse into the technological advancements and visionary ideas that have laid the groundwork for the modern computing experience. "A Decade of Research" is not merely a historical account; it is a celebration of human curiosity and technological progress, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone fascinated by the evolution of computers and the incredible impact of Xerox's early research on the digital age.