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Nobel triumph for French physicist 20 years after he was forced to retire

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Pierre Agostini, now 83, left for Ohio State University in the US. His case is being held up as an example of the brain drain caused in part by regulations drawn up to please unions attached to a low retirement age for all. He was one of three scientists awarded the Nobel prize in physics this week.

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Nobel triumph for French physicist 20 years after he was forced to retire

A French physicist has won a Nobel prize more than 20 years after being told he was too old to work in his own country and forced to retire.Pierre Agostini, now

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The Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, October 6, 2023.
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