Eniola’s work on the **CCT model** (a tripartite pharmacological framework for addiction prevention) directly aligns with Open Philanthropy’s focus on **high-impact, cost-effective interventions** in global health, particularly in neuroscience and addiction. Their **computational modeling** and **Bayesian calibration** approaches also fit well with Open Philanthropy’s emphasis on **rigorous, scalable solutions**—especially given their interest in **digital health** and **data-driven health systems**. While the programme is broad, Eniola’s **LMIC angle** (Nigerian background, prior work in AMR genomics) and **independent researcher track** make her a strong candidate for **early-career or pre-PhD funding** in this space.