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The November 2025 issue of mini-AIR, our teeny tiny free little e-newsletter of overflow detritus that did not fit in the magazine (Annals of Improbable Research), has just gone out. The issue contains info about research on the topic “Quite.” Another highlight is the winning entry in the competition to create a limerick to explain […]
The October 2025 issue of mini-AIR, our teeny tiny free little e-newsletter of overflow detritus that did not fit in the magazine (Annals of Improbable Research) has just gone out. One of its minor highlights is the winning entry in the competition to create a limerick to explain this study: “Tolerance of Amphibians in Slovakian People: […]
The June issue of mini-AIR just went out. It includes a glimpse at this study: “Estimated Subglottal Pressure in Six Professional Country Singers,” Thomas F. Cleveland, R.E. (Ed) Stone, Jr., Johan Sundberg, and Jenny Iwarsson, Journal of Voice, vol. 11, no. 4, 1997, pp. 403-9. What is mini-AIR? mini-AIR is our monthly wee, free email […]
The February issue of mini-AIR just went out. It includes the winner of the contest to write a research limerick about this Very (the lead author is named Very) study: “Birth Order, Personality Development, and Vocational Choice of Becoming a Carmelite Nun,” Philip S. Very, Robert B. Goldblatt, and Vincent Monacelli, The Journal of Psychology, […]