Update articles (#60)

* Remove graice article from tardis website

* Add new news article

articles/gracie_at_acres_msu_nsf/info.json

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     "tags": ["undergraduate"],
     "platforms": [
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         "dti"
     ],
     "short_description": "Gracie Tvrdik presented her research on the evolution of collaboration dynamics in Astrophysics at the annual ACRES REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) Symposium. Her outstanding presentation earned her the 1st Place Outstanding Talk Award.",

articles/identify_telescope_machine_vicente/info.json

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+{
+    "title": " Identifying Telescope Usage in Astrophysics Publications: A Machine Learning Framework for Institutional Research Management at Observatories",
+    "author_id": "vicente_amado",
+    "article_id": "identify_telescope_machine_vicente",
+    "display": true,
+    "date": "11-12-2024",
+    "category": "News",
+    "tags": ["news"],
+    "platforms": [
+        "kg",
+        "dti"
+    ],
+    "short_description": "Vicente, our graduate student and collaborators, have developed a machine learning framework that automatically identifies when scientific facilities like telescopes are used in astrophysics papers, addressing a long-standing challenge in tracking research facility usage.",
+    "cover_image_height": "520px",
+    "cover_image_width": "330px",
+    "cover_image": "media/images/mastvsnomast.png",
+    "content": {
+        "1_para": "Vicente, our graduate student and collaborators, have developed a machine learning framework that automatically identifies when scientific facilities like telescopes are used in astrophysics papers, addressing a long-standing challenge in tracking research facility usage.",
+        "2_img": "media/images/mastvsnomast.png",
+        "3_para": "The framework analyzes scientific text using natural language processing and Support Vector Machine classification to accurately detect when missions like Kepler and TESS are used in research, achieving 92.9% accuracy. This innovative approach saves valuable research time by eliminating the need for manual classification while being adaptable for use across various scientific facilities worldwide. To see more and read the full paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00987.",
+        "4_img": "media/images/fig_2.png",
+        "5_para":" <p>Collaborators:</p><ul><li> - <strong>Wolfgang Kerzendorf</strong> (Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering; Department of Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University)</li> <li> - <strong>Brian Cherinka</strong> (Space Telescope Science Institute)</li><li> - <strong>Joshua V. Shields</strong> (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University)</li><li> - <strong>Annie Didier</strong> (Outrider, Golden)</li><li> - <strong>Katharina von der Wense</strong> (Department of Computer Science, University of Colorado Boulder; Institute of Computer Science, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)</li></ul>"
+    },
+    "people_involved_ids": [    "Annie Didier",    "josh_shields",
+    "wolfgang_kerzendorf", "vicente_amado",  "Katharina von der Wense" ],
+    "links": {"full-paper": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00987"},
+    "twitter": ""
+}

articles/tardis_attends_gsoc_summit/info.json

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     "category": "News",
     "tags": ["gsoc"],
     "platforms": [
-        "kg",
-        "tardis",
-        "dti"
+        "tardis"
     ],
     "short_description": "Wolfgang Kerzendorf and Andreas Flörs attended the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) mentor summit to represent the TARDIS collaboration. Andreas gave a lightning talk summarizing the TARDIS participation in GSoC, emphasizing the excellent work accomplished by the students. The summit provided an opportunity for meaningful discussions with other open-science-focused projects, and potential collaborations are now on the horizon.",
     "cover_image_height": "520px",