Arif Gulzar
University of Queensland Facility Fellow
Dr. Arif Gulzar has obtained doctorate degree in Material Science and Engineering. His research focuses on cyclotron operation for the production of novel radioisotopes such as 68Ga etc and chelator free radiolabelling of nanoparticles for cancer theragnostic.
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