PhD. The scientific and professional activity of Noelia Belando Pedreño began in 2008 after being named "Internal Student" of the Department at the Faculty of Sports Sciences of the Universidad de Murcia. In 2009 she moved to the Miguel Hernández Universidad de Elche (UMH) to finish her degree and focus on research in the area of motor behavior analysis. At this same university (UMH) she was awarded the "Extraordinary Award" for the best academic record (9.41 out of 10) and she was recognized with the "National End of Degree Award" by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports. In 2011 he obtained the "Vali+d Research Grant" from the Generalitat Valenciana. Between 2011 and 2012 he made his first scientific publications and contributions in scientific congresses in the lines of research: motivation and sport, analysis of motor behavior in schoolchildren, motivational strategies in physical-sports practice, he received his doctorate in 2013 with distinction "Cum laude". She continued developing her research trajectory in which she has 19 scientific publications indexed in JCR (Q1 to Q4), 14 scientific publications indexed in SJR and 10 publications with other indexing. She has made 58 scientific contributions in national and international congresses. She has participated in three national research projects "R + D + i". In 2020, she was recognized for her first research tranche (Sexennium) (2011-2019) by the CNAI. She has directed 4 Doctoral Theses (two, with a European Doctorate Mention) with the qualification of Outstanding "Cum Laude", one of them with an Extraordinary Doctorate Award. In addition, she is a researcher in the National Network of Sports Sciences (RIPIAFFE) constituted by call of the Higher Sports Council (2020). At the academic level, she is accredited by ANECA as "Assistant Professor PhD", "Contracted Professor PhD." and "Prof. of Private University".