Dr. Shindy Je Optical Clinic
We are a scientific-based optical clinic founded back in 2019 by the first and only PhD in Vision Science in Indonesia, Dr. Shindy Je.
The health of your eyes is our priority. In Dr. Shindy Je Optical Clinic, we strive to provide you with the best quality glasses will be perfect for your visual needs.
Everyone's eyes have unique visual demand and we tailor make glasses based on your hobby, your job and lifestyle.
We are very experienced in both adults and pediatric spectacle fits. Our store also applies stringent quality control for our glasses.
Rest assured that all the designer frames in our stores are 100% guaranteed authentic.
Opening Hours
Monday
09:00am - 07:00pmTuesday
09:00am - 07:00pmWednesday
09:00am - 07:00pmThursday
09:00am - 07:00pmFriday
09:00am - 07:00pmSaturday
09:00am - 07:00pmSunday
ClosedPublic Holiday
ClosedDr. Shindy Je
Dr. Shindy Je is the holder of the Indonesia record museum (MURI) title ‘The first Indonesian to earn PhD in Vision Science’
Dr. Shindy Je won the South Wales Optical Association prize and The Bausch and Lomb UK prize during her undergraduate degree study in one of the best Optometry schools in the world, Cardiff University (UK). She was also selected to represent Cardiff University (UK) for the highly competitive research project in Kyoto, Japan. She graduated with first class honours, which is the highest honours classification that indicates high academic achievement.
Upon the completion of her Bachelor degree, she won scholarships to pursue PhD in Vision Science at Cardiff University (UK). She was actively involved in the clinical teaching of undergraduate students and gave talks in numerous international conferences in America, United Kingdom, Italy, Kazakhstan and Japan. She was one of the few UK representatives selected to visit Kazakhstan as part of the pioneering UK-Kazakhstan Vision conference “Advances in eye research towards the prevention of visual loss”. She also won numerous awards for her presentation and clinical research skills, amongst them a grant by the International Perimetric Society.
Her research on lazy eye had been published in the highly competitive and prestigious journal, Nature. To access:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-21620-6?WT.feed_name=subjects_visual-system
