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'Anti-Nobels' Honour Cannibalism Study And Other Projects With Spoof Prize
A nutritional analysis of cannibalism and treating kidney stones on roller-coasters were research projects honored by tongue-in-cheek awards at Harvard University Thursday, designed to make you laugh first, and think later.
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'Man-Goat' Among Winners Of Spoof Nobel Prizes
A man who lived as a goat in the Alps and a scientist who studied how pants affect the sex drive of rodents are among this year's spoof Nobel prizes.
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Studies on Kissing, the Word 'Huh?' Among Ig Nobel Award Winners
Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific achievements.
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Harvard Hosts Spoof Nobel Awards for Silly Science
Spoof Nobel prizes that honor the humor in science were handed out at Harvard University Thursday, celebrating the physics of stepping on a banana skin and the neuroscience behind spotting Jesus in toast.
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'Anti-Nobels' Honour Cannibalism Study And Other Projects With Spoof Prize
A nutritional analysis of cannibalism and treating kidney stones on roller-coasters were research projects honored by tongue-in-cheek awards at Harvard University Thursday, designed to make you laugh first, and think later.
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'Man-Goat' Among Winners Of Spoof Nobel Prizes
A man who lived as a goat in the Alps and a scientist who studied how pants affect the sex drive of rodents are among this year's spoof Nobel prizes.
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Studies on Kissing, the Word 'Huh?' Among Ig Nobel Award Winners
Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific achievements.
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Harvard Hosts Spoof Nobel Awards for Silly Science
Spoof Nobel prizes that honor the humor in science were handed out at Harvard University Thursday, celebrating the physics of stepping on a banana skin and the neuroscience behind spotting Jesus in toast.
