Agency or organization (such as a foundation, corporation, or an educational institution) that funded the research on which a work was based
A few example organizations are the Wellcome Trust, NIH, HHS, Princeton University, or sometimes a corporation such as Alcoa sponsoring the research for a journal article
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Any combination of:
Funding metadata and the textual Acknowledgement that states the same information in the narrative of the document
<book> <book-meta> ... <funding-group> <award-group id="nih-509"> <funding-source country="US">NIH</funding-source> <award-id>NIH GM61374</award-id> <principal-award-recipient>Stanford</principal-award-recipient> </award-group> </funding-group> <funding-group> <award-group id="nsf-510"> <funding-source country="US">NSF</funding-source> <award-id>NSF DBI-0317510</award-id> <principal-award-recipient>Berkeley</principal-award-recipient> </award-group> <award-group id="arda-511" award-type="contract"> <funding-source country="US">ARDA ACQUAINT</funding-source> <principal-award-recipient>Berkeley</principal-award-recipient> </award-group> <award-group id="geneentech-512" award-type="gift"> <funding-source country="US">Genentech Corp.</funding-source> <principal-award-recipient>Berkeley</principal-award-recipient> </award-group> </funding-group> </book-meta> <body>...</body> <back> <ack> <p>... Part of the research at Stanford was supported by NIH GM61374. The Berkeley portion of this research was supported by NSF DBI-0317510, an ARDA AQUAINT contract, and a gift from Genentech Corp.</p> </ack> ... </back> </book>
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