Marta Serrano Pérez

Marta Serrano Pérez is a professor at Universidad Camilo José Cela (UCJC) with a distinguished career in environmental and acoustic engineering. She holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering (2011) and a Master's (2009) from Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio, and a Physics degree from Universidad Complutense de Madrid (1997). Her work spans teaching, research coordination, and technical evaluation in engineering fields.

• PhD in Environmental Engineering (2011)
• Master's in Environmental Engineering (2009)
• Physics Degree (1997)
• Acredited as "Ayudante Doctor" (2012)

As an academic leader at Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio (2004-2015), she taught physics, mechanics, and environmental engineering courses while directing doctoral theses. She created innovative methodologies for transportation infrastructure and developed environmental management programs for public administration professionals (2008-2015). Her research focuses on:

• Traffic noise mitigation through acoustic barriers
• Wildlife-vehicle collision statistics
• Corporate environmental responsibility
• Historic building preservation
• Port system competitiveness
• National energy policy analysis

Her publications reveal strong patterns in environmental engineering applications to transportation systems and urban development. She serves as a technical evaluator for Spanish innovation agencies while maintaining active teaching roles.