Determine the date of the 2013 Nobel Prize

On October 7, 2013, the Nobel Prize in the medical category will be announced in accordance with the announcement from the official website of the Nobel Prize-winning organization.

Next, October 8 will announce the owner of the Physics Prize. October 9 published the results of Chemistry Prize. Particularly the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Swedish Academy usually informs only a few days in advance, as usual, this year will announce about 18h on October 10 .

Ig Nobel goes ahead

Previously, the study of crawling down would stand up, heart-grafted mice live longer when listening to opera music, whether humans can walk on water in other planets is 3 of 10 discoveries of comedy science Grab this year's Ig Nobel Prize.

The Ig Nobel award ceremony in contrast to the Nobel Prize honors studies that make people laugh but then think.

"First, the longer the cow lies, the more likely it will stand up. Second, once the cow stands up, you cannot easily guess when it will ever lie down."2013 Ig Nobel rate of animal researchers in Scotland.(Photos: Wikipedia)

Probability is given to animal research scientists at Scotland's Rural University because the two findings are related to each other."First, the longer the cow lies, the more likely it will stand up. And secondly, once the cow stands up, you can't easily guess when it will ever lie down." researchers said.

This year's biology and astronomy award was given to Eric Warrant's team at Lund University in Sweden, because it was discovered that beetles live in the feces in the direction of the moon.

Masanori Niimi, of Teikyo University, Tokyo, won the medical prize for discovering that heart transplant mice live longer when they hear a certain type of music.

Brad Bushman, of Ohio State University, USA, won the psychology prize for confirming that drunken people think they are more attractive. In his research, participants have to say how attractive, unique and funny they feel.

The physics prize belongs to a study in which it considers how small gravity is on a planet so that humans can walk on the surface of the lake without sinking.

The Ig Nobel Prize was awarded by the people who won the Nobel Prize, such as physicists Roy Glauber, Frank Wilczek and Sheldon Glashow, Guardian.