American PC developer Kay, 2 others win Kyoto Prize

American PC developer Kay, 2 others win Kyoto Prize

KYOTO, Japan - The Inamori Foundation said June 11 it will award the 2004 Kyoto Prize to two Americans, Alan Curtis Kay (L) and Alfred George Knudson (C), and a German, Juergen Habermas (R). Kay, 64, will be awarded for developing personal computers, Knudson, 81, for helping establish the theory of the tumor suppressor gene in the mechanism of human carcinogenesis, and Habermas, 74, for contributions in the field of social philosophy.

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    American PC developer Kay, 2 others win Kyoto Prize

    American PC developer Kay, 2 others win Kyoto Prize

    KYOTO, Japan - The Inamori Foundation said June 11 it will award the 2004 Kyoto Prize to two Americans, Alan Curtis Kay (L) and Alfred George Knudson (C), and a German, Juergen Habermas (R). Kay, 64, will be awarded for developing personal computers, Knudson, 81, for helping establish the theory of the tumor suppressor gene in the mechanism of human carcinogenesis, and Habermas, 74, for contributions in the field of social philosophy. (Kyodo)