Gitcoin Grants operates through quadratic funding rounds primarily targeting Web3/blockchain open-source public goods; Eniola's work is in computational neuroscience and pharmacology with no evident blockchain component, making fit very weak. The closest angle is Gitcoin's periodic DeSci (Decentralized Science) rounds, where open-source tools like TOPOLOGIX, GATE, or IMPRINT might qualify if framed as scientific public goods. However, quadratic funding yields highly variable and often modest amounts, and the programme's community is crypto-native, disadvantaging biomedical applicants without a Web3 presence.