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This Energy Research Pathfinder for the Advanced Power & Energy Program(APEP) is updated often. The main emphases of this guide are to introduce users to the Energy and Fuel Cells Literature. There are many sources, ranging from books, reference works, journals and article literature, conference papers and proceedings, technical reports, working papers, standards, patents, websites, industry data, market research, government information, media,grey literature, and other forms of information. This guide is arranged by the source and is indeed selective but highlights what scientists and engineers at UCI have easy access to finding right away. For additional information, please contact the Engineering Librarian, Julia Gelfand

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