Orestis has a decade of experience in developing non-invasive and wearable health monitoring technologies. Orestis holds a PhD in Biotechnology and Bioengineering from Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. Orestis has conducted cutting edge research at Stanford University and has been awarded a variety of grants and awards. He has authored 20+ publications in prestigious journals and has filed for a variety of patents at the intersection of materials technology and medical devices. Most recently Orestis was a Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellow and since the founding of Zeit Medical he has been focusing on his CEO role and Zeit's RnD. Orestis lives in San Francisco, and he keeps close ties with the medical technology communities in Switzerland and Greece contributing to regional Biodesign educational workshops.

Urs is a pediatric critical care physician with over a decade of clinical care experience and has participated  in breakthrough bench top, clinical and educational research at Dartmouth and Stanford University. Urs has contributed to several pediatric medical devices development projects, prior to joining the Stanford Biodesign Fellowship program. Urs has also spent time in Shanghai and Beijing working with a med-tech focused private equity company and closely follows the regulatory developments in Europe and Asia. Urs manages operations, patient & clinical relationships, and structuring the company’s regulatory path as the CMO  of Zeit Medical. Urs also maintains a clinical role in the pediatric critical care unit of Valley Children’s hospital.