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We have exciting news! eParliament has partnered with the University of Alberta Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research to develop the Written Three Minute Thesis (W3MT). W3MTs showcase the original research being done by graduate students in short articles that can be read in ~3 minutes. Submissions have already started to trickle in, so stay tuned for shiny new articles!

The warm spring weather is late in Toronto Canada this year! While you wait, why not read about how animals have adapted their vision to extreme changes in temperature? Dr. Gianni Castiglione explains how temperature effects the evolution of a light sensitive protein in the eye, named rhodopsin. His published research is explained here: http://ow.ly/1SVY30jg8Wt

At eParliament we publish two types of articles: Ideas articles summarize peer-reviewed research publications in a that way everyone can understand. Proposals define problems and identify promising opportunities for society. Learn something today at eParliament.ca!

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