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* Secondary resources list:

* Google Scholar: A great source of academic papers or reports by universities.

* ResearchGate: A handy resource for scientific or academic papers.

* ACM Digital Library: Has many scholarly peer-reviewed journals, particularly on information technology disciplines.

* Springer: Filled with scientific documents and books on many different topics.

* Wiley Online Library: Scientific and academic journals, articles, and books on a wide range of subjects.

* Forrester: Has insights on tending and essential marketing topics.

* Baymard: Filled with UX articles, UX Benchmarks, and research that helps make more informed design decisions.

* Voicebot: Trends and reports specifically on AI and Voice.

* Charity Choice: Free reports of charities in the UK.

* The Guardian's "What I'm Really Thinking" Series: Dives into the social science of what people in certain situations think or feel.

* Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) digital library: A repository of resources on computing research and practice.

* Journal of Usability Studies (JUS): A publication dedicated to exploring usability and other research-related topics

* Stanford d.school: Brings sources on a variety of topics when it comes to design and research

* MIT D-Lab: Dives into topics related to humanitarianism and other social causes

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