oh...i understand now. that sounds like quite a project in RegEx. here's how i'd go about doing it:
1. find out how each research page searches. most should use the GET method. what is the url for the get method? what arguments need to be passed for the search url to work?
2. save a results page for each of the research center
3. start thinking of some clever way to pull the results apart. you will need to find a uniqueness for each result in the HTML. maybe each result starts with
<div>1.<a href
just make sure it is unique, or you'll get erreneous info.
4. next you'll need to use regular expressions to parse the results. you will probably need a different method for each result page.
5. you can output the data on the fly, or store the data in variables, and output at the end.
this sounds like a pretty serious script. the hardest part will be extracting the key information from each results page. just hope that each site makes it clear, in the HTML, where the results begin, and where they end.
you may be able to start the parse after it says "RESULTS" in the html window. you might also be able to find out how many results it returned on this page "found 217, displaying 15 per page". you could then say, start parse after "RESULTS" end parse after 15 results. good luck!