Eniola should apply in the mathematics track and lead entirely with the formal mathematical identity of the CCT framework: the ODE/RK45 dynamical systems specification (OSF 10.17605/OSF.IO/EMY4U), the Bayesian MCMC population dynamics validation (Zenodo 10.5281/zenodo.20492472), and TOPOLOGIX's topological data analysis core (persistent homology, bipartite simplicial complexes) — positioning herself as a computational mathematician who happens to apply her tools to neuropharmacology, not as a pharmacologist who learned some maths. The motivational statement should connect her work explicitly to laureate contributions: the CCT Bayesian inference chain maps naturally onto reinforcement-learning theory (Sutton, 2024 Turing laureate attending HLF), and TOPOLOGIX's TDA architecture is squarely within the combinatorics and algebraic topology that attract Fields and Abel prize winners. The three sole-authored preprints plus the Gershman (Harvard) arXiv endorsement are exceptional evidence of research output for an undergraduate-level applicant and should be foregrounded in the CV and achievements section; the supervisor letter from her incoming MUG/Graz advisor will be the single most important document, so she must secure a faculty mentor at Graz who can write specifically about the mathematical quality of the CCT and TOPOLOGIX work — ideally someone in applied mathematics or computational biology.