Acknowledging CCMR Funding

All publications and patents (incl. applications) resulting from research supported by the CCMR must acknowledge CCMR support and the appropriate grant number. If the work was only partially supported by the CCMR, the NSF requests a clear statement delineating the support (e. g., which researchers were supported by the CCMR).
The inclusion of grant numbers is vital, as these are searchable (e.g., in Web of Science).

Use of the CCMR Facilities
The authors acknowledge the use of facilities and instrumentation supported by NSF through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875.

Direct CCMR Funding, primary support
This research was primarily supported through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875.

Direct CCMR Funding, partial support
This research was partially supported through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875.

Support through other CCMR grants
This work was supported [optional: in part] by the Cornell Center for Materials Research with funding from

• the Research Experience for Undergraduates program (DMR-1757420 and DMR-1719875).
• the Research Experience for Teachers program (DMR-1757420).

MPMS-3 SQUID work
This work made use of a Quantum Design MPMS-3 supported by NSF (DMR-1920086) and the use of facilities and instrumentation supported by NSF through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875.

CRYO-FIB/SEM work
This work made use of facilities and instrumentation supported by NSF through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875. Additional support for the FIB/SEM cryo-stage and transfer system was provided by the Kavli Institute at Cornell and the Energy Materials Center at Cornell, DOE EFRC BES (DE-SC0001086).

Titan Themis (Cryo-S/TEM) TEM/STEM work
This work made use of facilities and instrumentation supported by NSF through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875. The FEI Titan Themis 300 was acquired through NSF-MRI-1429155, with additional support from Cornell University, the Weill Institute and the Kavli Institute at Cornell.

Thermo Fisher Helios G4 UX Focused Ion Beam work
This work made use of a Helios FIB supported by NSF (DMR-1539918) and vof facilities and instrumentation supported by NSF through the Cornell University Materials Research Science and Engineering Center DMR-1719875.

PREM CREEM (Collaborative Research and Education in Energy Materials)
This work was funded by DMR-2122067 through the NSF PREM program.

Other Acknowledgments (general form)
This work was funded [optional: in part] by a grant to the Cornell Center for Materials Research from the [insert name and award number of foundation or funding source here].