Dr. Muhammad Abdul Basit, who originally belongs to the Bahawalpur city, completed his Bachelors in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering from UET Lahore, Pakistan in 2006. Then he joined a private automotive manufacturing industry named MGA Autos Lahore and served as a quality engineer before joining as a Lecturer at Institute of Advanced Materials, Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan (BZU). There, he served for more than four years. In 2011, he was awarded MS-leading PhD scholarship by HEC, so he joined Nano-device Engineering Laboratory at Hanyang University South Korea. He gained the experience of fabrication process for photo-electrochemical solar cells, screen-printing process for development of sensitizable photoanodes using various semi-conduction materials, various wet-chemistry techniques for development of quantum-dots and counter electrodes for photo-electrochemical solar cells. His area of specialization is quantum-dot-sensitized solar cells. He has a number of international publications in reputed journals and conference proceedings and has delivered many an invited talks at local forums to share the techno-scientific experiences with faculty and university students, particularly at UET Lahore and GCU, Faisalabad. In addition, he has published a chapter titled, Titanium based Nanomaterials and their Applications” in an HEC funded book. Recently, he was selected for a prestigious fully funded Postdoc-NeT 2017 Researchers Networking program by DAAD (German Academi