Bronze Medal Sculptor Cabral Antunes, Paracelsus 1493 - 1541, Swiss Physician and Alchemist, Father of Hermetic Medicine, was the most controversial scientist of his time.

Bronze Medal, Scientist Adriano de Paiva 1847-1907, was a Portuguese gentleman, physicist, professor and scientist. He is considered one of the pioneers of the invention of television. In the academic year 1877-1878, he directed the chair of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, which was present in several courses administered at the Academy. During this period, when the news about the invention of the telephone by Alexandre Graham Bell was released by the press in the country, Paiva Brandão considered the possibility of, in the same way that it was possible to transmit sounds at a distance, to transmit animated images.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Pedro Hispano 1210 - 1277, Doctor, Philosopher and Pope (Pope John XXI), with several famous works attributed as "Anatomia Corporis", "Summulae Logicales"

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Ambroisse Parè 1517 - 1590, French royal surgeon, Introduced several innovations in medical practice, stood out worldwide for having been the initiator of the artery ligation process.