typo fix What's New June 2025 (#548)

Author: jrkoch127

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    In addition, we are currently working on linking existing publications to these award records. It is common practice to acknowledge when the research that produced a publication was supported by a funder, and to provide the award number. Taking this into account, we have identified over 98k publications that were supported by one or more NSF awards.<br>
 
    **NASA DAACs Datasets Indexed**<br>
-   We now have [about 10k datasets](https://scixplorer.org/search?q=doctype%3Adataset+pub%3A%22Distributed+Active+Archive+Center%22&sort=score+desc&sort=date+desc&p=1) from the NASA Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs) indexed, with about 5k citations. Discover more by searching [ddoctype:dataset pub:"Distributed Active Archive Center"](https://scixplorer.org/search?q=doctype%3Adataset+pub%3A%22Distributed+Active+Archive+Center%22&sort=score+desc&sort=date+desc&p=1).<br>
+   We now have [about 10k datasets](https://scixplorer.org/search?q=doctype%3Adataset+pub%3A%22Distributed+Active+Archive+Center%22&sort=score+desc&sort=date+desc&p=1) from the NASA Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs) indexed, with about 5k citations. Discover more by searching [doctype:dataset pub:"Distributed Active Archive Center"](https://scixplorer.org/search?q=doctype%3Adataset+pub%3A%22Distributed+Active+Archive+Center%22&sort=score+desc&sort=date+desc&p=1).<br>
 
    **Meet us at AAS 246!** <br>
    Will you be at the [American Astronomical Society meeting](https://aas.org/meetings/aas246) this month? Stop by iPoster #104.02 (terminal 7) on Monday, June 9 from 9 AM to 10 AM AKDT and talk to [Jennifer Lynn Bartlett](../../about/team/team/jbartlett.html), SciX project scientist for astrophysics. She is presenting “[A Plate in Her Hand](https://submissions.mirasmart.com/AAS246/ViewSubmissionFile.aspx?sbmID=577&mode=html&validate=false)”, which begins to connect the female computers working in Harvard’s “great library of glass” by the astronomical photographic plates they used.  Such plates were the only mechanical detector available to astronomers before the 1970s. As these archives are digitized, SciX would like to connect these valuable datasets to the corresponding literature.<br>