I, Mironsky Vladimir E., was born on August 27, 1989 in Makiivka of Donetsk region. My father - Mironsky Evgeny , born in 1967, graduated from Donetsk National University and is working as the chief The Emergency Fire Service at ZAO MakeevKoks. My mother, Dombrovskaya Larisa, born in 1964, graduated from Donetsk Medical University and now is working as a laboratory assistant in Makeevka Municipal Sanitary-Epidemiological Station.

As a child like all my fellows I spent mush time outdoors (biking, bungee, "halabuda "hiking" somewhere away from home). I attended kindergarten where I met my to-be friends and got preschool education. I used to spend much time in the village especially during the summer. The city fuss is nothing to silence there, fresh air and pure river water meant swimming and fishing ... Still in occasion I happen to be there.

I was an inquisitive child, so my initial training program was not limited to preschool; I soon learned to read and discovered the world of literature.

In 1996 I started the first form at school № 59. I still remember my first line. Excellent teachers’ stuff helped to inculcate a love for chemistry, mathematics, physics, and history. I took an active part in various school and city events, performances and concerts. I was actively going in for sport.

Studies have passed merrily and at my ease up to the end of the eleventh form. Like most seniors I mused about my walk of life. Chemistry was one of all the subjects I was fond of, that's why I’ve chosen the Faculty of Environmental and Chemical Technology.

I've managed to enter the National Technical University in Donetsk without training courses due to the good curriculum and additional training at home, so I was matriculated by the result of the ratings.

From the first day at University life gained unusual dynamic pace, everything was new, interesting and fun to me, I had to make progress in everything, and there was no time to be bored. Here I met many interesting people, learned a lot of useful subjects. At the beginning, of course, I was a little bit scary, especially at the first examination period. But then I get involved into student life and it became easier in every next course. While studying at the university I was going in for swimming.

In the fourth year of study the BS graduate work under the theme “Wastewater Purification of Coke Production from Phenols” was written and successfully defended. This theme is very actual in connection with the fact that phenols are toxic compounds and they impact on the environment and human health.

After receiving a bachelor's degree I had to choose if I should continue studies in Magistracy or Expert Department. I gave a try, I passed exam in English and got the vacant place in the Magistracy. Alexander Bulavin became my supervisor, who helped me with the choice of topic for my MS work.

The theme looks as follows: "The Problem of Recycled Tires Disposal by Low-temperature Pyrolysis”. The method is rarely used, but seems promising both in terms of environmental protection and Chemical Science and Industry, in respect that how many recycled tires are not properly reprocessed, but simply stored or incinerated with the exhaust of great amount of hazardous compounds.

A successful diploma defense and graduation are my primary goals in the near future.

Then I’m going to find an interesting job with decent wages, to acquire my own home and to settle down to married life.

Also I do not exclude the fact that I will get one more higher education.