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Spectrum - URI’s interdisciplinary undergraduate research journal
Spectrum is an undergraduate research journal at the U of A, managed by the Undergraduate Research Initiative, with a team of undergraduate and graduate student editors. Undergraduate students from any discipline, and from any post-secondary institution, may submit work for consideration in Spectrum.
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- (URNCST)
- (does not accept unsolicited submissions, but does offer opportunities for students to receive mentorship on invited papers)