I am interested in the research infrastructure at the University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences. Can you tell me about their key research facilities? Specifically, what are the capabilities of the Edinburgh Ion Microprobe Facility? Which research group primarily uses the Edinburgh Fluid Inclusion Laboratory, and what types of research does it support? Finally, what is the name and email address of the manager for the Edinburgh Stable Isotope Facility?
Navigate to 'https://www.ed.ac.uk/geosciences'. Locate the main navigation bar at the top of the page and click on the 'Research' link. On the 'Research' page, locate and click on the 'Research Facilities' link. On the 'Research Facilities' page, locate the 'Edinburgh Ion Microprobe Facility' and describe its main capabilities. Locate the 'Edinburgh Fluid Inclusion Laboratory'. Identify which research group primarily uses it and the types of research it supports. Locate the 'Edinburgh Stable Isotope Facility'. Find the name and email address of its manager. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Research Facilities' page. The agent states that the Edinburgh Ion Microprobe Facility's main capability is 'high-precision in situ U-Pb geochronology and trace element analysis' or a similar detailed description. The agent states that the Edinburgh Fluid Inclusion Laboratory is primarily used by the 'Centre for Earth Resources Research (CERR)' or 'Earth Resources Research' group. The agent states that the Edinburgh Fluid Inclusion Laboratory supports research in 'ore genesis, petroleum exploration, and geothermal energy' or similar. The agent identifies the manager of the Edinburgh Stable Isotope Facility as 'Dr. Kate Littler'. The agent provides the email address for Dr. Kate Littler as 'kate.littler@ed.ac.uk'.