Scicurious, author of the blog The Scicurious Brain, attended both the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony and the Ig Informal Lectures. She wrote a series of thoughtful, amused reports about what she found there.
Here’s a list of her reports. We will (if we do not overly adhere to the Ig-Nobel-literature-Prize-winning Theory of Structured Procrastination) feature each of them individually over the coming weeks.
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THE IGNOBEL PRIZE WINNERS ARE HERE!
The 2011 IgNobel Prizes, now with Real Time Storify!!
IgNobel Prize WINNER: The beetle and the beer bottle, a tragic love story
IgNobel Price WINNER: Safety in Smell
IgNobel Prize WINNER: A kiss is just a kiss, but is a sigh ever just a sigh?
IgNobel Prize WINNER: If you yawn, your pet tortoise don’t care
IgNobel Prize WINNER: The power of effective procrastination
IgNobel Prize WINNER: Solving all your problems…with tanks
IgNobel Prize WINNER: Public Safety is even safer when you can’t see
IgNobel Prize WINNER: Dizziness from discus throwing is due to unDue spinning
NOTE: We always mutter to journalists that the each year’s new crop of Ig Nobel Prize winners can be useful to them. Ten winners, ten spectacular stories that all kinds of people, in all kinds of places, would be thrilled to see. In the 21 years we have been holding the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony, Scicurious is (as best we remember) the first journalist to truly take advantage of this.