Tanzeel Munawar

Taught Chemistry for grades 11–12 and undergraduate courses including Physical, Applied and Environmental Chemistry, managing lectures, labs and student assessments per university and provincial syllabi.

Taught Chemistry to grades 11–12 and Physical/Applied Chemistry to BSc students, delivering curriculum-aligned coursework and assessments while supporting student performance and lab instruction.

Conducted research and laboratory work in the Department of Biochemistry during an internship, supporting experiments, sample analysis and data collection for faculty-led projects.

Ph.D. scholar in Chemistry conducting research on fabrication and characterization of polyurethane-based piezoelectric composites for energy harvesting devices.

M.Phil. in Physical Chemistry with research on synthesis and characterization of wood–plastic composites based on PVC and bio-waste materials.

Grade: 3.24/4

M.Sc. in Chemistry with coursework and laboratory experience across physical, material, environmental, and spectroscopy techniques.

B.Sc. degree with practical laboratory experience in titration, salt analysis, chromatography, functional group identification, and UV–visible analysis.