Oleg Mirzov's short CV

Age: 27 (as of December 2007).

Psychological type: INTj ("Analyst") according to Socionics (similar to INTJ of MBTI).

Dates and geography:

• 1980, December: born in Severomorsk, Murmansk region, Russia.
• 1988: moved to Bila Tserkva, Ukraine.
• 1997: moved to Moscow, Russia (university studies).
• 2003: moved to Lund, Sweden (PhD studies).

Citizenship: Ukrainian.

Swedish personal number: 801213-4014.

Marital status: samboförhållande.

Languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Swedish (intermediate level reading skill).

• Analytical type of mind. Good at grasping abstract structures, ideas, systems and working principles of algorithms and machines.
• Strong intuition. Capable of identifying optimal solutions and seeing potential in things, methods and people.
• Other positive qualities: responsible, punctual, sense of justice, stable, trustworthy, many interests, with a sense of humour.
• Weaknesses: limited ability of reaching people on the emotional level; slow at establishing informal contacts; however, work-related and other formal contacts that make sense pose no problem.

June 2008 – registered as a private company. Primary client: SixSteps AB. Project: application of Semantic Web technologies to Clinical data archival procedures. Secondary client: Department of Chemical Physics.

16th of May 2008 – defended Ph.D. thesis: “Single-molecule spectroscopy of π-conjugated polymers”

January 2006 – Licentiate degree in chemical physics. Licentiate thesis title: “Single-molecule imaging and spectroscopy of the π-conjugated polymer MEH-PPV”

15 September 2004 – June 2008 (planned) – Ph.D. student at the Chemical Physics Department, Lund University, working on single-molecule spectroscopy and related techniques and projects.

20 September 2003 – 14 September 2004 – training/research program at the Chemical Physics Department.

June 2003 – Master of Science degree in applied physics and mathematics, specialization – quantum radiophysics, graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University) (MIPT). Master thesis subject: “Electroluminescent properties of organometallic complexes of lanthanides with carbonic acids” (in Russian).

September 2000 – June 2003 – research practice at the Department of Luminescence, Physical Institute of Russian Academy of Sciensces.

June 2001 – Bachelor of Science degree in applied physics and mathematics. Bachelor thesis subject: “Energy transfer in the active media of organic light emitting diodes by example of PPV-THIATS mixture” (in Russian).

1997-2003 – student of MIPT at the Department of General and Applied Physics, Division of Quantum Radiophysics.

1994-1997 – Distance Learning School at MIPT (physics and mathematics).

1987-1997 – high school.