The Vice President for Transformation and Digital Strategy of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM) launched the call for III the best websites of the UCLM 2022, to promote the dissemination of knowledge through digital media and the open publication of quality content, the dissemination of academic activity as well as to highlight the efforts of those who use the Internet to improve the visibility of their work.

On June 15, 2022, the qualifying jury met to assess the applications received, and granted the Award for the best
Research Group Webpage to the Laboratory of User Interface and Software Engineering (LoUISE).

On October 24, 2022, the School of Computer Science from the University of Castilla-La Mancha granted the  Ada Lovelace 2022 Award to María Elena Pretel Fernández for her Master Thesis «Digital Twins as a pattern in the design and development of social cyber-physical systems» because of its research perspective.

SISTEDES Award to the best Final Master's Project has gone to Ms. Aurora Macías Ojeda, from the University of Castilla-La Mancha for the work entitled "Specification and Implementation of a Microservices-Based Architecture for Context-Aware Applications".

Jorge Juan has obtained the award to the Best Bachelor Thesis in the contest of the V edition of the Final Degree Projects and Final Master’s Projects of Spanish and Latin American university degree students who had defended their final degree or Master’s work during the academic year 2017-18.

Miguel Ángel Teruel Martínez has been awarded for the work: “Improving Post-WIMP Collaborative Systems from the Requirements Specification”, as Best Doctoral Thesis in Software Engineering, by the Society of Software Engineering and Software Development Technologies (SISTEDES).

Our paper entitled «Towards the Design of Avatar-Based Therapies for Enhancing Facial Affect Recognition» has been awarded as the ISAMI 2018 Best Workshop Paper Award.

Aurora Macías has obtained the second award for the work: “TankWarVR: collaborative game on Oculus Rift platform”, in the Bachelor Thesis category of the annual call for national standardization awards for students organized by the Spanish Association for Standardization and Certification (AENOR)

Miguel Ángel Teruel Martínez, with his thesis Improving Post-WIMP Collaborative Systems from the Specification of Requirements, directed by professors Pascual González and Elena Navarro, has deserved the Extraordinary Award of Doctorate in the field of Engineering and Architecture. In this work, Teruel Martínez presents the CSRML language with which the needs of a multi-user computer system can be specified.

AIPO, the Human-Computer Interaction Association that brings together all professionals and researchers at the national level interested in Human-Computer Interaction, failed the awards of the II Contest of Final Degree Projects and Final Master's Projects of Spanish...

A collaboration work between Future Lab (UPV) LoUISE group has been awarded by SIGCHI ITS.