Eniola Olutogun’s work on the **CCT model** (a tripartite pharmacological framework for addiction/reward-memory encoding) directly addresses **preventive interventions** in mental health, particularly addiction-related disorders—a critical gap in WHO’s focus on low-cost, high-impact solutions. Her **Bayesian ODE modeling** and **pre-registered hypotheses** align with WHO’s emphasis on evidence-based, scalable approaches. Additionally, her **LMIC background** and **independent researcher profile** make her a strong candidate for the **RATM’s early-career track**, especially given her prior work in **digital health** (M.Sc. enrollment at HPI/Potsdam) and **neuropharmacology simulations** (e.g., *neurocascade*).