The University of São Paulo (USP) is a major Brazilian research university involved in space-related projects, often in collaboration with national and international partners. USP participates in space research through its various institutes, such as the Institute of Physics, and the Interdisciplinary Center in Interactive Technologies. One of their projects is the construction of the radio telescope Bingo, in partnership with the University of Manchester. USP was also involved in the Garatéa-L project, which aimed to send a nanosatellite to lunar orbit to study the effects of space radiation on life forms.
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