Joshua Vidal is a license teacher, an educator, researcher, and leader in the field of science and technology education. Vidal holds a Master of Arts in Social Science, Master of Arts in Education, and received Doctor of Education-Honoris Causa, and now pursuing his Doctorate of Philosophy in Public Administration. Also, he is a Research Scientist Fellow at the Science Department of Unida Christian Colleges (UCC), where he leads initiatives that enhance science education through innovative research and the integration of technology. Vidal serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Electronic Paper for Science and Technology Education, which publishes groundbreaking articles on educational innovations. His work emphasizes resilience and forward-thinking in education, with notable publications such as "Systems Thinking in Education: Its Application in a D-VUCA World" (2023), "Emerging Technologies: The Birth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education" (2023), and "Propose Curriculum Planning and Management Model Towards Timely and Resilient Education Curriculum in the Philippines" (2023). His current research project, "Positive Education: Investigating Brain Plasticity and Its Effect on Academic Performance," explores how positive educational practices influence brain adaptability and enhance student outcomes. 

Beyond academe, Vidal contributes to the Coastal Cities at Risk Philippines (CCARPH) project at Ateneo de Manila University, focusing on systemic resilience in education and urban sustainability. He also collaborates with many organizations like the Cavite Sky Observers, bringing hands-on astronomical experiences to students through events such as the 2022 total lunar eclipse observation. Vidal’s multifaceted roles position him as a key influencer in shaping resilient, technology-driven educational strategies that prepare students and educators for the complexities of the modern world. 

She is a dedicated and accomplished educator and researcher currently pursuing a Master of Science in Biological Sciences at Cavite State University. She graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Biological Science from the same university. Mary Joy has contributed to the academic community through peer-reviewed articles and participation in various educational initiatives. She holds significant roles in professional and editorial committees, including The árbol Magazine, DSBE Greenboard, the Science and Technology Education Coalition Philippines, and as Social Media/Marketing Manager at Women in Tech Philippines. Her professional experience spans across classroom instruction, curriculum development, and leadership in science education at Unida Christian Colleges. Mary Joy is also engaged in global and local environmental and educational projects, showcasing her commitment to fostering educational resilience and innovation.

Ms. Manalo graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education major in General Science in Cavite State University-Naic, Batch 2007. She was a former Science Teacher in Unida Christian Colleges and currently teaching at Amadeo National High School. She has been a certified professional teacher since 2012. She's pursuing her Masters Degree in Education, specializing Biology at Cavite State University - Main Campus.