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Agnès Barthélémy is a French physicist. She is an expert on nanostructures. She is a professor at Université Paris-Sud and a member of the Institut Universitaire de France.

Agnès Barthélémy received her PhD in 1991 from Université Paris-Sud, where she worked under the supervision of Albert Fert.^[1]

• 2008: Prize "Louis Ancel" of the French Physical Society
• 2010: CNRS silver medal^[2]
• 2015: Prize Nikola Tesla^[3]
• 2017: Prize Lazare Carnot of the Academy of Science^[4]

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