As a prospective postgraduate research student, I'm interested in the Chemistry department at the University of Glasgow. Please navigate to the 'Research' section and identify three distinct research groups. For each of these three groups, provide a brief description of their research focus and the name of at least one academic staff member associated with the group. Additionally, find out where a prospective PhD student would typically look for specific PhD opportunities within these research areas.
Navigate to 'https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/chemistry/'. Click on the 'Research' link. Identify and click on the 'Chemical Biology and Organic Synthesis' research group link. Extract a brief description of its research focus and the name of at least one associated academic staff member (e.g., from the 'Staff' link or directly on the page). Identify where to find PhD opportunities for this group (e.g., 'PhD opportunities' link). Go back to the main 'Research' page. Identify and click on the 'Chemical Photonics' research group link. Extract a brief description of its research focus and the name of at least one associated academic staff member. Identify where to find PhD opportunities for this group. Go back to the main 'Research' page. Identify and click on the 'Complex Chemistry' research group link. Extract a brief description of its research focus and the name of at least one associated academic staff member. Identify where to find PhD opportunities for this group. Summarize the findings for all three groups, including research focus, staff, and where to find PhD opportunities.
The agent successfully navigates to the University of Glasgow Chemistry department website and then to its 'Research' section. For 'Chemical Biology and Organic Synthesis', the agent provides a description (e.g., 'develop chemistry to understand biology' or 'expertise in synthetic organic chemistry') and at least one staff member (e.g., Professor Andrew Sutherland, Professor Stephen Clark). For 'Chemical Photonics', the agent provides a description (e.g., 'research includes ultrafast spectroscopy, (chiral) plasmonics, biophysics, and soft condensed-matter') and at least one staff member (e.g., Professor Malcolm Kadodwala). For 'Complex Chemistry', the agent provides a description (e.g., 'construction of complex functional molecular architectures, synthetic polymer science, and computational chemistry') and at least one staff member (e.g., Professor Lee Cronin). For each of the three identified groups, the agent correctly states that specific PhD opportunities can be found via a 'PhD opportunities' link or similar phrasing on the respective group's page.