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30 Nov 1953
![]() Daniel I. Arnon |
Daniel I. Arnon (biology) Daniel I. Arnon demonstrates in the laboratory the chemical function of photosynthesis in chloroplasts. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Eduard Paul Tratz |
Eduard Paul Tratz (biology) Eduard Paul Tratz and Heinz Heck propose the species name Bonobo for what was previously known as the pygmy chimpanzee. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() vitamin B12 |
vitamin B12 (chemistry) Publication of the first analysis of the three-dimensional molecular structure of vitamin B12 by a group including Dorothy Hodgkin, and utilising computer analysis provided by Kenneth Nyitray Trueblood. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Joseph Needham |
Joseph Needham (history of science) Joseph Needham begins publication of Science and Civilisation in China (Cambridge University Press). |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Charles Singer |
Charles Singer (history of science) A History of Technology, edited by Charles Singer, E. J. Holmyard and A. R. Hall, begins publication (Oxford University Press). |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Leonard Jimmie Savage |
Leonard Jimmie Savage (mathematics) Leonard Jimmie Savage publishes Foundations of Statistics, promoting Bayesian statistics. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() anti-psychotic |
anti-psychotic (medicine) The first of the anti-psychotic phenothiazine drugs, Chlorpromazine, starts being sold under the trade names Thorazine (U.S.) and Largactil (U.K.) |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() sucrose gap |
sucrose gap (medicine) The sucrose gap is introduced by Robert Stämpfli for the reliable measurement of action potential in nerve fibers. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() General Conference on Weights and Measures |
General Conference on Weights and Measures (metrology) 10th General Conference on Weights and Measures proposes the six original SI base units. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Konrad Lorenz |
Konrad Lorenz (psychology) Man Meets Dog is published by Konrad Lorenz. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() New Zealand |
New Zealand (technology) New Zealand engineer Sir William Hamilton develops the first pump-jet engine (the "Hamilton Jet") capable of propelling a jetboat. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() drip brew |
drip brew (technology) The first electric drip brew coffeemaker is patented in Germany and named the Wigomat after its inventor Gottlob Widmann. |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Fields Prize in Mathematics |
Fields Prize in Mathematics (awards) Fields Prize in Mathematics: Kunihiko Kodaira and Jean-Pierre Serre, the latter being the youngest-ever winner, at age 27 |
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30 Nov 1953
![]() Kevin Warwick |
birth Kevin Warwick February 9 - Kevin Warwick, British scientist, author of March of the Machines. |