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No I wouldn't do that. I would try to be creative. You should first try to find contact information of the people actually working as researchers and ask them simple questions about their work and how it would be possible for someone to make a transition to that group. I've been contacting people constantly (cold-emailing). A lot of people don't respond but some do and answer my questions genuinely.
You have to think outside the box. Good luck.
They ding you past the BO pile and straight to the shred-pile for ending a sentence with a preposition.
SF is kidding, the people in HR don't actually know what a preposition is (of course, neither does the FO either... shhhh)
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