The University of Manitoba is a Canadian research university involved in space-related activities through its Space Technology and Advanced Research Laboratory (STARLab). STARLab focuses on developing and verifying new space system technologies to improve access to space, including guidance, navigation, control, and smart structures. The university is also involved in projects such as the Redwing/LISSA mission in collaboration with Canadian and UK defense organizations and Magellan Aerospace to track orbital debris. Additionally, the University of Manitoba Space Applications and Technology Society (UMSATS) is a student organization that develops CubeSats and sounding rockets, participating in competitions like the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge and Spaceport America Cup.
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The long-term detector testing and characterization program for CASTOR is a collaboration between NRC, JPL, Teledyne-e2v, Open University, CSA, the University of Calgary, and the University of Manitoba.