Eniola should apply under the DeSci track leading with TOPOLOGIX and GATE as the primary grant deliverables — both are Apache 2.0, GitHub-hosted, computationally reproducible tools that democratise drug-protein interaction screening and BCI safety evaluation for researchers in LMICs who cannot afford proprietary software (Schrödinger, BrainStorm). The framing should be 'open-source neurotech and cheminformatics infrastructure for the Global South' — her Lagos base and independent-researcher status are compelling DeSci narratives about permissionless science outside institutional gatekeeping. She should mention the CCT model's full computational reproducibility stack (OSF pre-registration, ODE/RK45, Bayesian MCMC, public Zenodo DOIs) as evidence that her methodology is on-chain-verifiable in spirit, and articulate a specific use-of-funds roadmap: e.g. extend TOPOLOGIX persistent-homology pipeline to cover neglected tropical disease targets, package GATE for community neurofeedback safety audits.