Milica Vujković graduated from the Faculty of Physical Chemistry, Belgrade University (2001–2006) where she received her PhD in the area of Li-ion batteries. Since 2009, she has been employed at the same Faculty. Since 2011, she has been working on the field of energy storage and conversion. She was awarded for the best PhD thesis and patent in 2013/2014. She received the Djoke Vlajković Foundation Award for the best scientific paper of young scientists at the University of Belgrade in 2018 and 2021. Her research interest is focused metal-ion batteries, supercapacitors, and electrocatalysts. Milica Vujković currently coordinates one international NATO project, one national project (Promis program, 2020–2022), and participates in several projects. Further, she coordinated bilateral projects with Slovenia (2018–2019) and Montenegro (2019–2021). She held several invited lectures at the international and national meetings. She holds 41 scientific papers in the international and national scientific journals, more than 40 conference papers, ōne book chapter, and three nationally approved patents. Her papers have been cited 997 times (Google Scholar, July 19, 2022), with the h-index 17. She is an advisor of three PhD theses (one completed and two ongoing) and coadvisor of several master and diploma theses. She was a scholar in the prestigious MESC+ master program and participated in PhD Destiny program activities.