The Kavli Foundation Early Career Award is highly prestigious but appears to focus on materials science and neuroscience of movement, which is a partial fit for Eniola’s work in addiction neuroscience and dynamical systems. While her CCT model and neurocascade projects align with the neuroscience component, the award’s emphasis on *neuromechanics* (e.g., movement) and *materials science* is less directly relevant to her current research. The award is unlikely to be a direct match, but her interdisciplinary computational neuroscience background could still be compelling if framed around *dynamical systems* or *neuromechanics of cognitive/behavioral processes* (e.g., reward circuitry).