Eniola Olutogun’s research aligns exceptionally well with the Nuffield Medical Fellowship’s focus on early-career biomedical and neuroscience research. Her work on the **CCT model** (a tripartite pharmacological framework for addiction and reward-memory encoding) directly intersects with addiction neuroscience and pharmacology—core areas of the fellowship. Additionally, her computational modeling expertise (ODEs, Bayesian calibration, PyMC) and interdisciplinary approach (pharmacist + computational researcher) would benefit from Oxford’s resources. The fellowship’s emphasis on independent, early-career researchers also matches her current status as an independent researcher.