Marina Miron

Marina Miron is a Senior Scientific Researcher at the State University of Moldova, specializing in Historical Sciences with a focus on Ethnology. She holds a Doctorate in Historical Sciences (2019), defending a thesis on ethnological aspects of Bessarabian culture. Her research interests span cultural heritage preservation, ethnic minorities' socio-economic roles, and urban development histories in Moldova.

Key collaborations include joint work with Viorel Miron on studies of ethnic diversity in cities like Balti, Cahul, and Chisinau. Her work examines topics ranging from weaving traditions in Bessarabian women’s lives to the historical role of Bulgarian poets in shaping cultural identity through poetry.

Publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches, blending historical analysis with ethnography to explore themes like education systems in interwar Bessarabia and the evolution of housing typologies in Chisinau. Her contributions highlight the interplay between cultural heritage, urban development, and ethnic identity in Moldova’s complex historical landscape.