For continuing and significant contributions in the field of superconductive electronics, in particular:
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for pioneering work on SIS quasiparticle mixers, including the first demonstration of detector sensitivity approaching the quantum limit;
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for inventing the diffusion-cooled hot electron bolometer, a high sensitivity and large-bandwidth superconducting heterodyne mixer;
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for advancements in nanofabrication that have been used to develop ultra-sensitive devices based on superconducting nanostructures; and
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for fundamental studies of noise in mesoscopic superconducting systems, which have improved our understanding of the sensitivity limits of superconducting devices.