Philippine Neonatologist: Contribution to Pediatrics

He is a neonatologist who has significantly impacted science and technology in the Philippines for his contributions to the field of pediatrics, neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and neonatal drug addiction, including his pioneering work on the detection of fetal exposure to drugs, tobacco, alcohol and environmental toxicants, by analysis of meconium, a newborn’s first stools. His work in the 1970s and 1980s on the control of leader-follower systems is still considered one of the major contributions of the half-century in the theory of hierarchical control systems. He was also elected as officer of the famous Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. He is an internationally renowned physicist recognized for his contributions to photonics and signal processing that were accomplished with colleagues and students at the National Institute of Physics. He led the development of a method to generate high-contrast images of semiconductor sites via one photon optical beam-induced current imaging and confocal reflectance microscopy. The project received a US patent on June 26, 2007. His name is ________.

She is known for discovering the seedless breed of lime and pomelo, and for doing research on plant biotechnology. Her name is ________.

He is a neonatologist who has significantly impacted science and technology in the Philippines for his contributions to the field of pediatrics, neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and neonatal drug addiction, including his pioneering work on the detection of fetal exposure to drugs, tobacco, alcohol and environmental toxicants, by analysis of meconium, a newborn’s first stools. His work in the 1970s and 1980s on the control of leader-follower systems is still considered one of the major contributions of the half-century in the theory of hierarchical control systems. His name is ________.

She is known for discovering the seedless breed of lime and pomelo, and for doing research on plant biotechnology. Her first name is ________.

He is an internationally renowned physicist recognized for his contributions to photonics and signal processing that were accomplished with colleagues and students at the National Institute of Physics. His last name is ________.

He led the development of a method to generate high-contrast images of semiconductor sites via one photon optical beam-induced current imaging and confocal reflectance microscopy. This physicist's last name is ________.

He is known for his phytochemical work for the development of lagundi as part of the National Integrated Research Program on Medicinal Plants. She is known for being an outstanding educator and graph theorist.

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She is known for discovering the seedless breed of lime and pomelo, and for doing research on plant biotechnology. Her last name is ________.

He is a neonatologist who has significantly impacted science and technology in the Philippines for his contributions to the field of pediatrics, neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and neonatal drug addiction. His first name is ________.

He was also elected as an officer of the famous Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. His last name is ________.

She is known for discovering the seedless breed of lime and pomelo, and for doing research on plant biotechnology. Her full name is ________.

He led the development of a method to generate high-contrast images of semiconductor sites via one photon optical beam-induced current imaging and confocal reflectance microscopy. This physicist's first name is ________.

He is a Professor Emeritus for marine biology at the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute. He saw the need to protect the Philippines archipelago’s vast marine resources in particular that of coral reefs. He also pioneered giant clam (Tridacna gigas) breeding stationed in Bolinao and other protective areas for coastal communities of the Philippines. He is known for his work in marine biology and conservation, particularly focused on coral reefs and giant clam breeding. His name is ________.

She is a Filipino biochemist whose research has contributed to the understanding of the biochemistry of toxic peptides from the venom of fish-hunting Conus marine snails. Her research shed light on the effects of conotoxins on the central nervous system and how it can cause muscular paralysis, sleepiness, or drowsiness, involuntary motion and more. She is known for her work on the biochemistry of toxic peptides from marine snails. Her name is ________.

He was instrumental on a global project observing the planet for rapidly declining perennial sea ice cover, and produced a paper on the subject that has been cited over one thousand times. His work has revealed the extraordinary rate at which Arctic ice is affected by global warming, at approximately three times the intensity of the global average. He is known for his work on the impact of global warming on Arctic ice. His name is ________.

He is recognized for his significant contributions in the field of natural products chemistry, coconut chemistry, biotechnology and in management of research and development. He is known for his invention of flower induction of mango trees. His impact led to changes in agriculture practices worldwide. He is known for his work in natural products chemistry and agriculture. His name is ________.

He has been instrumental in developing applications of optoelectronics in radar, optical networking and analog systems. He was recognized because of his scientific and technical contributions to the growth of Sex Reversal and Hatchery Techniques that help the commercial fabrication of high yielding market-size ti... He is known for his research in communications technology and optoelectronics. His name is ________.