Student Mini-Satellites in the Development of Skills Through Problem Solving
Part of ISTELive 2026Presented by Luis Gustavo Alves | BRENO KOMODA DANTAS | Beatriz Souza Santos | ARTHUR EIJI YAMASHIRO
Monday 29 June 2026·1:00 pm
Students will present low cost minisatellites showing how student innovation in space technology can protect ecosystems and inspire civic action. By investigating human impacts on flying rivers, urban heat islands, and pollinator cycles, participants explore links between climate, biodiversity, and food security, taking home open guides, codes, and replicable resources.
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