Improbable Research

The April issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Kluge’s Masterpiece; Great Research Kluges, Journals for Your Life Cycle; Why Bedouin Robes Are Not Gray, Perhaps; Peat-Bog Man’s Intestines Competition; Music Response in a Mental Asylum; etc.

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The March issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: How to Drastically Reduce Crime; Dekay, an Emblematic Man; Self and Fruits and Vegetables; Yet Another S-Kitty Question; Side-Scan Steep-Slope Sonographs Poet; Baking by the Dead; Cognitive Head-Itch, Laid-on Sense; etc.

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The February issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Lovelady and Little Hans on Valentine’s Day; NGF and the Chemistry of Rapid Love; Side-Scan Steep-Slope Sonographs; Gallup On Kisses; Enlightenment by Depressor; Bachelor Physics; etc.

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The January issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Troy and the Military-Industrial Complex; Burnt Food, Grails, Clocky, Molasses, P.D.Q. Bach; Bjork-Shiley Convexo-Concave Valves Poets; Dog Dandruff and Human Semen linked; Cordial, Dream, Dentistry, Dead; etc.

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The December issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: The Rupziyat Boppum Challenge; Baker’s Honey Conundrum; the Bjork-Shiley Convexo-Concave Valves Competition; Sopranos Last Longer; etc.(If you would like to have mini-AIR automatically sent to your email box every month, please subscribe to it. It’s free.)

The November issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Triumph of the Brians (1 and 2); Proof Less Strange Poet (triumph and nitpicker); Caffeine and the Learned Honey Bee; Crabs, Yawns, Stools, Frogs and a Jerk; Learning and Hooking; etc.

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The September issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Tea Catechins in Chicken Meat Systems; Gerbes for the Starved; Engineer’s Perspective on Socks; etc. (If you would like to have mini-AIR automatically sent to your email box every month, please subscribe to it. It’s free.)

The August issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Cold Feet, Star Trek’s Ultimate Purpose; Aye, Smell! A Rat; and Cylinder, Balm, Balm, Balm.(If you would like to have mini-AIR automatically sent to your email box every month, please subscribe to it. It’s free.)

The June issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Peanut Butter Research; Classification Classification Problem; Video Poker for the Master; Rhomboid Intramembrane Protease Poets; Ant Crowding Competition; The Secret to Success; Newest Hairy Scientists & Professor-Professors; Waffles and Age; Morals, Doppelgangers, Secrets, Deception, Bulb Interpretation, Steps, Fat.

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The May issue of mini-AIR just went out. Topics include: Whether Fish is Foul; Nix on the Double-Dons; the Triumphant Return of Theoharis Theoharis; The Non-Returnable James James; A Pasta Prep Standard; The Russian Ig Book; Orienteer-Trampling Poets; Rhomboid Intramembrane Protease Competition; New Hair Club Member Profusion; Opera — Encore from the Stomach; Boring, Chicken, Girth, Death; and Where/How Toad Egg. (If you would like to have mini-AIR automatically sent to your email box every month, please subscribe to it. It’s free.)

The March issue of mini-AIR just went out. It discusses Project Cork Rot, a professor-professor error, the Foot-Smell Registry, and the tiller vibration poet. It touches on each of the following topics: orifice demarcation; pythonic flicking; tough women where;  masked chinchilla tones; and other things.

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The February issue of mini-AIR just went out. It’s stuffed full of still more new professor-professors, and touches on each of the following topics: self-dentistry; hiccup know-how; exhibitionists progress; acrobats’ dreams; worms and Harrison Schmitt; shaven; garbage, Molteno and Blebs; and other things. (If you would like to have mini-AIR automatically sent to your email box every month, please subscribe to it. It’s free.)