Arutselvan Natarajan

Senior Research Scientist - Basic Life, Rad/Molecular Imaging Program at Stanford

Current Role at Stanford

Senior Scientist

Honors & Awards

Extended Senior Research Fellowship, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, India (1998)
Research Associate Fellowship, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, India (2001)
Young Professional Award, Basic Science Research, Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, San Diego, California (2006)
Plasma Mass Spectrometry Award, UC Davis Interdisciplinary Center (2007, 2008)
Clinical and Translational Science Center - pilot grant award, UC Davis (2007)
Best Paper Presentation Award, International Medicinal Chemistry Conference, India, Bangalore, (2008)
First Poster Award, Fourteenth Annual Cancer Research Symposium, UC Davis Cancer Center, Sacramento, California (2008)

Education & Certifications

Ph.D, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, India, Industrial Chemistry (2000)
MS, Institution of Chemists (India), India, Bio and Pharmaceutical chemistry (1991)
B.Sc, University of Madras, India, Chemistry (1982)

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