Sebastian Marx
Sebastian Marx graduated in 2000 from the OSZ Havelland School of Ophthalmic Optics in Rathenow before he worked in practice. After a study of optometry at the University of Applied Sciences Jena he started to work at the JENVIS Research Institute in Jena. He is coordinating research projects and responsible for the clinical area. Parallel to his work, he is part time educator at the University of Applied Sciences Jena in the field of vision research and member of the German committee of standardisation. Since 2006 he is a fellow of the International Association of Contact lens educators. In 2010 he was awarded together with his research team with the Peter-Abel-Award of the VDCO for the development of new tear film assessment methods.
Education:
till 1997 Secondary school
– General Certificate of Education
1998-2000 apprenticeship to an ophthalmic optician
– Gesellenbrief
2001-2005 University of Applied Sciences in Jena, course: optometry
– Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Augenoptik = Engineer of optometry (diploma)
Summer 2003 St. Petersburg State University (Russia), course: Russian
– Certificate ТРКИ
2012-2015 Ernst Abbe University of Applied Sciences in Jena, course: optometry
– M.Sc. Optometry/ Vision Research
Work experience:
1998-2000 Marx optics in Treuenbrietzen
2000-2001 Sales Manager, Fielmann in Leipzig
Summer 2002 Fielmann Supercenter in Hamburg and in Enschede (Netherlands)
February 2003 Fielmann in Hamburg/ Bergedorf
September 2003 Ophthalmic Clinic of the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena
1.10.-30.11.2003 Fielmann Supercenter in Rostock
December 2003 Vocational rehabilitation centre for the blind and visually impaired
January 2004 Contact Lens Institute “Linse 74” in Halle
February 2004 Rathenower Optik GmbH (producer of ophthalmic goods
September 2004 Fielmann Contact Lens Institute in Zurich (Switzerland)
2005 till today JENVIS Research Institute
2009 till today Responsibility for the clinical area of JENVIS Research the Jenalens Kontaktlinsenstudio GmbH
Topics that will be lectured:
- Dry eye assessment with a slit lamp
- Documentation and description of ocular findings
- A closer look to contact lens care – ingredients and their functions