I'm interested in understanding the scope of New Harvest's work. Please navigate to the 'Our Work' section of the website. Identify and list the two main categories of initiatives New Harvest undertakes. For each category, provide one example initiative with its primary goal or outcome and its operational dates (e.g., '2025 - Ongoing' or '2016 - 2022'). Finally, confirm whether the 'Our Work' page provides direct information on how researchers can apply for funding or collaborate.
Navigate to 'new-harvest.org'. Click on the 'Our Work' link in the navigation menu. Identify the two main categories of initiatives presented on the page. For the first category, select one example initiative, extract its primary goal/outcome, and its operational dates. For the second category, select one example initiative, extract its primary goal/outcome, and its operational dates. Scan the entire 'Our Work' page to determine if there is direct information or a link for researchers to apply for funding or collaborate. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Our Work' page. The agent identifies the two main categories of initiatives as 'Collaborative Research Ecosystems' and 'Targeted Field-Building Interventions'. For 'Collaborative Research Ecosystems', the agent provides one example initiative (e.g., 'Cellular Agriculture Prairies Ecosystem (CAPE)') with its primary goal/outcome (e.g., 'A 12-partner effort to kickstart a cellular agriculture applied research and innovation ecosystem on the Canadian Prairies.') and operational dates (e.g., '2025 - Ongoing'). For 'Targeted Field-Building Interventions', the agent provides one example initiative (e.g., 'The New Harvest Conference') with its primary goal/outcome (e.g., 'The world’s first cellular agriculture conference') and operational dates (e.g., '2016 - 2022'). The agent correctly states that the 'Our Work' page does not provide direct information on how researchers can apply for funding or collaborate.