Maximilian Kolter, PhD student at the Chair of Operations Management, wins the Best Student Paper Award at the 19th International Workshop on Project Management and Scheduling. The workshop is organized biennially by the Working Group Project Management and Scheduling of EURO - The Association of European Operational Research Societies - to bring together scheduling researchers and practitioners from across Europe to share and discuss original and innovative research. The mission of the Best Student Paper Award is to help young researchers promote their work in the field of Project Management and Scheduling. The committee awarded Maximilian Kolter for his paper "On Branch-and-Price for Multi-Project Scheduling". Branch-and-Price is a sophisticated algorithm for solving complex and large optimization problems. Since the early 90s, researchers have proposed several Branch-and-Price approaches to solve project scheduling problems with limited success. Maximilian Kolter's work explains why most of these approaches perform poorly by deriving theoretical properties for project scheduling problems and combining them with existing results on Branch-and-Price.