Ig Nobel's Acoustics prize winner

Ig Nobel's Acoustics prize winner

Screenshot image shows Japanese scientist Takeshi Nishimura, an associate professor at Kyoto University, as he appears on the Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony held online on Sept. 17, 2020. An international research team, including Nishimura, won the Acoustics prize of the spoof awards for their study that discovered an alligator's pitch rises after it inhales helium-enriched air.

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