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The weirdest studies of the year are revealed in the spoof 'Ig Nobel' awards - from research into the sex lives of ANCHOVIES to an experiment to explore whether there is an equal number of hairs in each nostril - Vimarsana News

The weirdest studies of the year are revealed in the spoof 'Ig Nobel' awards - from research into the sex lives of ANCHOVIES to an experiment to explore whether there is an equal number of hairs in each nostril

The weirdest studies of the year are revealed in the spoof 'Ig Nobel' awards. MailOnline spoke with some of the wackiest winners.

This year's Ig Nobel awards: Researchers monitor a dead salmon's 'brain activity' – Engineering Evil - Vimarsana News

This year's Ig Nobel awards: Researchers monitor a dead salmon's 'brain activity' – Engineering Evil

Topics: eiffel tower ♦ Nobel prizes When a team of scientists decided to work out the complex mathematics that control the shape and movement of a human ponytail, they had not set their sights on fame or glory. On Thursday, however, the British-American team behind the work were celebrated as this year’s laureates for the…

The joys and perils of backyard beekeeping - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

The joys and perils of backyard beekeeping - Victoria Times Colonist

David Sovka's sudden discovery complicates the matter of living with and caring for upwards of 80,000 bees.

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Weird Science

Maybe a pipeline, seawall or quantum computer will do the trick? Or a machine that will suck carbon dioxide out of the troposphere? It's just a matter of time.

One 'lucky duck' wins Ig Nobel for duckling science - Vimarsana News

One 'lucky duck' wins Ig Nobel for duckling science

Frank Fish, a Pennsylvania biology professor, swam away with the prize.