I am a scientist looking to understand the structural biology services offered by Instruct-ERIC and explore training opportunities. Please list the three main technology categories available in their catalogue. For each category, provide one specific technique or service that is listed. Additionally, explain the primary goal of Instruct-ERIC's training program and identify two distinct types of training activities they offer.
Navigate to 'instruct-eric.eu'. Click on the 'Access' link. Click on the 'Technology Catalogue' link. Identify the three main technology categories listed on the page. For each identified category, select and list one specific technique or service provided under it. Navigate back to the homepage. Click on the 'Training' link. Click on the 'Instruct Training' link (or equivalent to reach the main training overview). Read the content to determine the primary goal of Instruct-ERIC's training program. Identify and list two distinct types of training activities or events mentioned on the page. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Service / Technology Catalogue' page. The agent correctly identifies and lists 'Sample Preparation', 'Biomolecular Analysis', and '3D Structural Analysis' as the three main technology categories. For 'Sample Preparation', the agent provides one of 'Crystallisation', 'Nanobody Discovery', or 'Protein Production'. For 'Biomolecular Analysis', the agent provides one of 'Imaging', 'Mass Spectrometry', or 'Molecular Biophysics'. For '3D Structural Analysis', the agent provides one of 'Electron Microscopy', 'Magnetic Resonance Techniques', or 'X-Ray Techniques'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Instruct Training Events' page. The agent accurately states the primary goal of the training program as: 'Our education programme aims to train European scientists in a variety of structural biology methods, enabling researchers to expand their expertise and implement new techniques in their research.' The agent identifies and lists two distinct types of training activities from 'workshops', 'training courses', or 'conferences'.