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Pierre Agostini, who has been a member of OSU’s physics faculty since 2005; Ferenc Krausz, who is affiliated with two German institutions; and Anne L’Huillier, of Lund University in Sweden, received the honor for developing new strategies to understand the rapid movements of electrons.
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Lee and Brand (2005) also proposed that offering more flexibility and control over workspaces could lead to significant benefits for occupants. Stochastic resonance, observed across systems from biological networks to electronics, demonstrates how controlled noise can sometimes enhance performance. Personal communication to Kipar, N.,
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