Best Master’s Thesis Awards

The Best Master’s Thesis Awards recognise outstanding postgraduate research, academic excellence and emerging talent at the International Congress on Project Management and Engineering. This page brings together the award-winning Master’s Theses recognised across successive editions of the Congress.

30th International Congress on Project Management and Engineering

Castellón de la Plana, Spain | 7–9 July 2026

The AEIPRO Best Master’s Thesis Awards recognise academic excellence, innovation and emerging talent in project management and engineering. At CIDIP 2026, held at Universitat Jaume I in Castellón de la Plana, 15 students were recognised for outstanding Master’s Theses addressing current scientific, technological and professional challenges.

The awarded works cover areas including sustainability, digital transformation, energy transition, industrial engineering, circular economy, process optimisation and infrastructure management.

Best Master’s Theses · CIDIP 2026

• Rosa Ramírez de Arellano Marrero — Sustainability Management of Industrial Facility Projects in BIM Environments
• Almudena Hernández Murcia — Integration of Agile Methodologies and Digital Technologies in Project Management: The Case of Kanban, Businessmap and Microsoft 365
• Khristy Nicole Santacruz Revelo — Climate and Environmental Physical Risk Indicators: Impact on the Spanish Real Estate Sector
• Juan Francisco Canalejo Rodríguez — Analysis of the Influence of Soiling on the Operation of a Floating Photovoltaic System
• Melina Katherine Obando Avalos — Analysis of the International Governance Standards GRI and IPMA-OCB: Application to the FESBAL Food Collection Project
• Paula Fernández Fernández — Feasibility Study of Biodrying as an Alternative to Conventional Drying of Rejects from a Mechanical and Biological Waste Treatment Plant
• Javier González Huarte — Improvement and Optimization of a Production Process in the Aerospace Industry Using the Lean Six Sigma Methodology
• Silvia Molina Criado — Platform for the Measurement and Commercialization of Carbon Credits in Agricultural Soil
• Andrea López Piqueras — Identification and Prioritization of Stakeholders Based on Their Influence Across Different Types of Real Estate and Construction Projects
• José Luis Canales Izquierdo — Optimization of Catalyst Ink for Use in Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysers
• Javier Tercero Lastres — Analysis and Improvement Proposals for the Supply Chain Resilience of Infineon Technologies
• Juan Ignacio Martínez — Case Study: Improving the Door Loading and Distribution Process at Paissan – A Software Implementation Project Using Predictive Project Management Techniques
• Lucía Pérez Oliva — Development of a Prediction System for the Management, Monitoring and Control of Greenhouses Based on a Digital Model
• Javier Piquer Mouriño — Three-Dimensional Holographic Generator
• María José Guijarro Gil — Project Management Plan for the Life Cycle Assessment of Green Hydrogen for Unmanned Air Ambulance Vehicles 

These awards reflect AEIPRO – IPMA Spain’s commitment to supporting new generations of researchers and professionals, promoting academic excellence and strengthening the connection between university research and professional practice. 

29th International Congress on Project Management and Engineering

Ferrol, Spain |16-17 July 2025

28th International Congress on Project Management and Engineering

Jaén, Spain |3-4 July 2024