Francisco Quisumbing is a Filipino chemist who finished studies from the University of Chicago as American-sponsored pension ado. Following WWII, he tried to systematize the Philippine Ink Corporation under the Japanese Reparations Program, but was upset by what he labeled as too much administration involvement in private venture.

Dr. Jose Rodriguez bid to stop Hansen's Disease commonly known as leprosy. He then planned a control program that was used here and in other Asian countries. He dedicated 53 years of his existence to the control and avoidance of leprosy in the Philippines. He was also tribute with the 1974 Damien Dutton Award.

He was born on November 17, 1917 at Biñan, Laguna. Dr. Umali's studies made programs of rainfed and upland agriculture, social forestry, and environmental preservation. His search for excellence, The UP College of Agriculture became a leading institution of advanced learning in Asia.

Dr. Carmen Velasquez is recognized in the American Men and Women of Science; she is known in the International Who's Who of Intellectuals and World Who's Who of Women and International Scholars Directory because of her abundant discoveries.

Dr. Clara Lim-Sylianco was known on her works on mutagens, anti mutagens, and bioorganic mechanisms. She also authored schoolbooks that are still makes use in schools nowadays.

Dr. San Juan is a NASA engineer who designed the moon buggy that the Apollo astronauts used on the moon. He uses homemade materials for the moon buggy that was still chosen over those modern designs. Dr. Eduardo San Juan finished his degree from Mapua Institute of Technology.

Dr. Solevilla's research conclusions contributed extensively in the endorsement of the application of medicinal plants as alternative medicines, and in the government's program to improve the country's health care and healthy lifestyle.