John Peck

Cerillo, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Charlottesville, VA. The company is focused on microbiome research and innovation, with a mission to develop cutting-edge solutions that enable in-depth exploration and analysis of the microbiome. Cerillo's flagship offering is a wireless device platform that connects microplate readers to advanced analytic software, allowing for real-time visualization of growth curves and providing researchers with valuable insights into the dynamics of microbial populations. Cerillo aims to make microbiome engineering more accessible and available to a wider range of researchers by breaking down barriers to entry such as the high cost of equipment, scalability, and portability. The company was founded by Jason Papin, Eric Mayton, Kevin Seitter, and Erik L. Hewlett, with Eric Mayton serving as CEO since incorporation.

Cerillo, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Charlottesville, VA. The company is focused on microbiome research and innovation, with a mission to develop cutting-edge solutions that enable in-depth exploration and analysis of the microbiome. Cerillo's flagship offering is a wireless device platform that connects microplate readers to advanced analytic software, allowing for real-time visualization of growth curves and providing researchers with valuable insights into the dynamics of microbial populations. Cerillo aims to make microbiome engineering more accessible and available to a wider range of researchers by breaking down barriers to entry such as the high cost of equipment, scalability, and portability. The company was founded by Jason Papin, Eric Mayton, Kevin Seitter, and Erik L. Hewlett, with Eric Mayton serving as CEO since incorporation.

Cerillo, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Charlottesville, VA. The company is focused on microbiome research and innovation, with a mission to develop cutting-edge solutions that enable in-depth exploration and analysis of the microbiome. Cerillo's flagship offering is a wireless device platform that connects microplate readers to advanced analytic software, allowing for real-time visualization of growth curves and providing researchers with valuable insights into the dynamics of microbial populations. Cerillo aims to make microbiome engineering more accessible and available to a wider range of researchers by breaking down barriers to entry such as the high cost of equipment, scalability, and portability. The company was founded by Jason Papin, Eric Mayton, Kevin Seitter, and Erik L. Hewlett, with Eric Mayton serving as CEO since incorporation.

Cerillo, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Charlottesville, VA. The company is focused on microbiome research and innovation, with a mission to develop cutting-edge solutions that enable in-depth exploration and analysis of the microbiome. Cerillo's flagship offering is a wireless device platform that connects microplate readers to advanced analytic software, allowing for real-time visualization of growth curves and providing researchers with valuable insights into the dynamics of microbial populations. Cerillo aims to make microbiome engineering more accessible and available to a wider range of researchers by breaking down barriers to entry such as the high cost of equipment, scalability, and portability. The company was founded by Jason Papin, Eric Mayton, Kevin Seitter, and Erik L. Hewlett, with Eric Mayton serving as CEO since incorporation.

Cerillo, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Charlottesville, VA. The company is focused on microbiome research and innovation, with a mission to develop cutting-edge solutions that enable in-depth exploration and analysis of the microbiome. Cerillo's flagship offering is a wireless device platform that connects microplate readers to advanced analytic software, allowing for real-time visualization of growth curves and providing researchers with valuable insights into the dynamics of microbial populations. Cerillo aims to make microbiome engineering more accessible and available to a wider range of researchers by breaking down barriers to entry such as the high cost of equipment, scalability, and portability. The company was founded by Jason Papin, Eric Mayton, Kevin Seitter, and Erik L. Hewlett, with Eric Mayton serving as CEO since incorporation.