Space Engineering Research Center (SERC), University of Southern California

More space organisations in United States

• Department of Astronautical Engineering, USC Viterbi School of Engineering · Academic Institution · Los Angeles

  University of Southern California engineering department — teaching and research in spacecraft design, space propulsion and space systems.

• Graduate Aerospace Laboratories of the California Institute of Technology (GALCIT) · Academic Institution · Pasadena

  Caltech's aerospace department (Lynn Booth & Kent Kresa Department of Aerospace) — graduate teaching and research in aeronautics and space engineering.

• Missouri S&T Satellite Research Team (M-SAT) · Academic Institution · Rolla

  Student satellite team at Missouri University of Science and Technology — designs and builds small satellites such as MR & MRS SAT and DEXSTR for AFRL programmes.

• NASA Colorado Space Grant Consortium (COSGC) · Academic Institution · Boulder

  Statewide NASA Space Grant consortium headquartered at CU Boulder — students build CubeSats, sounding-rocket and balloon payloads across Colorado colleges.

• Portland State Aerospace Society (PSAS) · Academic Institution · Portland

  Portland State University student group building open-source rockets, liquid engines, CubeSats (OreSat) and satellite ground stations.

• Purdue University School of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AAE) · Academic Institution · West Lafayette

  US university aerospace school — teaches and researches astronautics, propulsion, spacecraft dynamics and aeronautics in West Lafayette, Indiana.

• Ronald G. Eaglin Space Science Center, Morehead State University · Academic Institution · Morehead

  Kentucky university space centre — builds small satellites and operates a 21 m deep-space tracking antenna supporting NASA and commercial missions.

• Small Satellite Research Laboratory, University of Minnesota (SSRL) · Academic Institution · Minneapolis

  University of Minnesota laboratory — builds CubeSats and payloads, such as EXACT and IMPRESS, to study solar flares and test spacecraft technologies.