The Nobel Prize is awarded in the form of a parody of the Nobel Prize. Each year, the award is given to ten "extraordinary and imaginative" types of research that make people laugh first and then think.
The award is named after the English word ignoble, which can mean 'defamation.'
Most often, however, they draw attention to scientific articles that have some humorous or unexpected aspects.
Sir Andre Geim, who had been awarded an Ig Nobel Prize in 2000 for levitating a frog by magnetism, was awarded a Nobel Prize in physics in 2010 for his work.

Most of the research themes are what can be described as absurd.
Although the prize is humorous, all nominated research must be original essays to be considered for the award.
Improbable research is an organization that promotes improbable research. The Ignoble Prize began in 1991 with the award for "invention that should not be repeated.
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In addition to the traditional Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Economics, Literature, and Peace, Ignobel has won numerous other awards, including mathematics, veterinary medicine, public health, management, engineering, and transportation.
The parody will take place in October when the original Nobel Prize is announced.

The award ceremony will be held at the Sanders Theater at Harvard University in a colorful comedy atmosphere. The prize is awarded to the original Nobel laureates.
The Ignoble Prize receives media attention, publicity, and recognition at any international awards ceremony.
Who’s Ig?
'Ig Nobel Prize' is a pun on the word ignoble, an achievement 'characterized by baseness or meanness,' and is satirical social criticism that identifies absurd yet useful knowledge.
Indian presence
Indians have declared their presence in the Ignoble Prize as well as in the original Nobel Prize.
The 1998 Igbo Nobel Peace Prize was shared by the then Prime Minister of India Vajpayee and the Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif.
The Peace Prize was awarded in recognition of the two countries' "peaceful two nuclear bombings."
In 2001, Chittaranjan Andrade and BS Sreehari, researchers at Nimhans, Bangalore, received the Public Health Award.
These psychiatrists have discovered that teenagers tend to clean their nostrils with their fingers.
The award for Mathematics in 2002 was given to KP Sreekumar, a Malayalee.
The award was given to Nirmalan for inventing the formula for seeing the surface area of Indian elephants.
Lal Bihari, a native of Uttar Pradesh, was awarded the Ig Nobel Peace Prize in 2003 for three achievements.
- For leading an active posthumous life despite being declared dead in government records.
- For decades, despite his death, the government has waged an "active" struggle against mismanagement and fraud by its own relatives.
- For the formation of an "organization for the deceased."
The Ignoble Nobel Peace Prize 2020 - Governments of India and Pakistan for ringing the doorbell at midnight and fleeing before anyone has a chance to open the door.

( Reference: Pakistan recalls envoy from India in ding-dong over harassment claims. Both nations accuse the other of harassing diplomatic staff, including 3 am doorbell ringing)
Medical education in 2020. - Heads of state Narendra Modi (India), Donald Trump (USA), Boris Johnson (UK), Erdogan (Turkey), Andre Lopez (Mexico), Vladimir Putin (Russia), etc. - Scientists and doctors can do more than life and death For using the COVID-19 virus to teach the world that it can have an immediate impact
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