Science on the 30th of November 1996 in history

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Date	Type	Text
30 Nov 1996 Food and Drug Administration	science	Food and Drug Administration (medicine) Food and Drug Administration approval of daclizumab, the first humanized antibody therapeutic.
30 Nov 1996 Ardley, Oxfordshire	science	Ardley, Oxfordshire (paleontology) Megalosaurus and Cetiosaurus footprints are identified at Ardley, Oxfordshire, by Christopher Jackson.
30 Nov 1996 Turing Award	science	Turing Award (awards) Turing Award – Douglas Engelbart
30 Nov 1996 Wollaston Medal for Geology	science	Wollaston Medal for Geology (awards) Wollaston Medal for Geology – Douglas James Shearman

29th November 1996 1st December 1996

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