Students, Educators, and Scientists Unite Worldwide to Develop Real Experiments for Spaceflight

In a historic milestone for global space education, the International Journey Spaceflight Experiments Program (IJSEP) has officially announced the Top 10 student experiment finalist teams from Brazil, marking one of the largest student-led space research initiatives ever conducted in the country.

With hundreds of schools registered, IJSEP is bringing together an extraordinary network of students, educators, and renowned space scientists in an unprecedented international collaboration to develop real experiments designed for microgravity research and potential spaceflight.

Led by KSCIA - International Space Academy, International School, The Michaelis Foundation for Global Education, and StemMed, IJSEP is redefining STEM education by giving young learners the opportunity to think, plan, and work like real researchers through a rigorous process of scientific development and evaluation.

Top 10 Finalist Teams from Brazil

The IJSEP Scientific Review Board announced the Top 10 finalist teams:
• Astromatter
• CDV Space Project
• CML Scientists
• IconeMED
• ISS Mission Learning
• Lattes
• Nephro Squad
• Space Squad
• Arena 1
• VemSer!

The Top 10 finalist teams from Brazil will be honored with an unprecedented recognition experience in Campinas, Brazil during the historic 10th Anniversary Edition of Science Days, taking place on March 24 and 25. During this major international celebration, the finalists will be recognized in front of an audience of students, educators, institutions, and partners, marking one of the most significant moments ever achieved by a student-based space experiments program in the region.

This historic achievement would not be possible without the remarkable dedication of the scientists and mentors who stood behind the students every step of the way. In Brazil, special thanks to the International School team, a key KSCIA partner organization, for their outstanding leadership and coordination in uniting schools across the country in this pioneering journey of science and space exploration.

IJSEP continues to grow as a global model for educational innovation, proving that when students receive mentorship, structure, and real scientific opportunities, they can contribute meaningfully to the future of research and space exploration.

Frank Ofner
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Science Days is an American educational initiative designed to inspire and excite the world's youth about space exploration and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). Developed in the United States and internationally delivered through global partnerships, Science Days promotes hands-on learning experiences that connect students and educators to the spirit of American innovation, discovery, and space leadership.

Science Days provides students, educators, and their families the opportunity to explore the world of science, and in particular space exploration, free of charge, through engaging exhibits, interactive demonstrations, and educational activities.

Science Days uses space exploration as its main theme because of the universal fascination space has inspired for generations. Space represents one of the greatest frontiers of American achievement, and understanding it is one of the most powerful ways to help both young and old appreciate science, innovation, and the essential role they play in improving lives and expanding humanity's understanding of the universe.

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