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Paper airplanes flew, scientists sang about stomach bugs and one person dressed as a giant ball of mozzarella: Last Thursday, the 35th Ig Nobel Prize ceremony honored strange scientific pursuits with ...

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Nation’s first BioLabs facility in a rural state launches to advance Vermont’s biotech future. Vermont Business Magazine With ...

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The researcher accepted his prize on stage wearing stripes and was surrounded by his fellow researchers, who harassed him ...

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Kennedy Jr. promising to find the cause of autism by September. The secretary of Health and Human Services said he believed ...

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