A new start February 14, 2012
Posted by CK in Personal.Tags: change, Exodus, greece, nephron+
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On early October 2010 I started working with Exodus S.A. in Athens, Greece, following my return from Germany. I was appointed as the coordinator of NEPHRON+, a multi-million, high-risk, ambitious EU research project aiming to help End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) patients with a wearable device for 24×7 haemodialysis. This period was challenging (moving in a completely new domain) and rewarding every time we achieved some next step towards this great vision. I feel grateful that I was given the chance to be part of this amazing consortium and I wish them the best of luck in the remaining two years of the project.
Tomorrow I’m stepping down from that position, ready to start chasing one more dream. I have an itch on my back that I need to scratch, it’s been there for a couple of years now and it just won’t go away. The time is far from ideal to start a company, but hey — no pain, no gain.
So wish me luck, and stay tuned for more information in the near future!
Good luck! I am waiting to hear more details though
Good luck mate! Keep us posted…
All the best for your new endeavor.
Good Luck from me too! Your decision is inspiring for all of us!
You can’t go wrong listening to your heart. Knock our socks off!
Best of Luck, Costas!
Many thanks to everyone for the wishes and the positive reaction
I’ll post news as soon as there are some. A private beta is hopefully not _too_ far!
Godspeed, Costas! All the best! And let us know what’s itching you – and how you want to scratch it
Thanks Uli! Will do
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