Nobel IG: these are the most crazy studies with price

What is the best way to transport a narcotized rhino? It is one of the study that a Nobel IG has received this year, prizes that are awarded every September on an ACT at Harvard University and reward the most unusual scientific works. Those are some of the winners of 2021. Some conclusions can laugh, but they are all useful.

Orgasm is just as effective as medicines to dissolve the nose. Nasal breathing even improves an hour after sexual meeting. This research has conducted German, Turks and British scientists, has won the Medicine Prize. 18 couples participated in the unique experiment.

The men started to become a beard to protect the delicate bones against the face of the strokes. It is the conclusion drawn by the scientific work that the Nobelpeap IG has received, published in the magazine ‘Oxford Academy’. Faced with the theories that attribute the beard to a sign of masculinity, “it can serve, as the hair of the lion’s hair, to protect the throat and jaw of the attacks of other animals,” concludes the study.

An analysis of Snaps, Maullidos, Grunts and other sounds that cats make to communicate with people has released the Biology Award. Susanne Schötz, a researcher at a Swedish University, collected 538 vocalizations from four domestic cats to study what they mean by persuasion and concluded that they can process information through the combination of different types of vocalizations and intonations.

Studying how a narcotization of a narcotion from a helicopter can be a job can be a job without practical application in the capital of a European city, but it is important in Africa. The research wanted to verify whether their health was reached by hanging their legs. The study, which came up with the ‘Nobel’ of transport, concluded that the best way to transfer a rhino to the air is down.

“They can be research that seems rare or bizarre for people, but they are published in scientific journals and are a way to offer visibility to projects that are useful,” says UGO mayor, Ikerbasque researcher at the University of the Basque country. Sometimes the usefulness is very concrete, but unmistakable, such as the research that is awarded in the Entomology section on how to control cockroaches in a submarine, conducted by a group of marine scientists from the United States. The only Spanish study awarded in this latest edition is that of Manuel Porcar, from the University of Valencia, who analyzed the bacteria in the gums associated with the floor of different countries. “It has an application in forensic medicine, control over infectious diseases or elimination of plastics,” says the scientist.

The long list of prices awarded of Nobel IG history in these thirty years gives the measure of the imagination and creativity of scientists. Here some strange cases that have been awarded in earlier editions: a study by a Tolouse University Tolouse University received the Anatomy Award in 2020 for an experiment that established that the left testicle is at more temperature than the right side when the man is dressed. The experiment participated in eleven Porteros, who spend a lot of time, and eleven bus drivers, forced to sit their entire working day. It is also common for the researchers themselves to be the guinea pigs in their experiments. One of the awards from 2019 even fell for an entomologist who underwent the bite of hundreds of bees for his body, including the penis, to discover what the most painful point was.

For other works it is more difficult to see the practical side. If the Nobel IG of psychology that received a German (2019), who concluded that maintaining a pencil in the mouth necessarily makes us smile, but does not make us happier, or the person who has shown that the fleas of the cats jump more than that of the dogs. The ‘Nobel’ of Physics of 2019 went to American and Taiwan scientists, who demonstrated in an Atlanta Zoo that mammals of more than three kilos at the same time need to urinate: 21 seconds. And a distinction in the chemistry section measured the amount of saliva that a 5 -year -old boy generated.