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Obiajuru Triumph Nwadiokwu is a Computer White House HBCU Scholar and a graduate student in Information Systems Management at Carnegie Mellon University, renowned for his contributions to Health Innovation Information Systems major . He graduated as Valedictorian with a minor in Biology at perfect 4.0 GPA from Edward Waters University in Jacksonville, Florida. He has been committed to the logical sequence of the scientific world even in high school, where he graduated majored in Computer Information Systems and minored in Biology. Recognized early as the Best Biology Student of the Decade, he has consistently merged his passion for science and technology to drive innovation in digital health and data systems.

Currently, he is working Obiajuru previously conducted research with Dr. Brian Seymour on research centered on the specific allergens that may be responsible for at the high rate of asthma only National Allergy Bureau-accredited pollen station in the black community. As a passionate science and technology studentNorth Florida, where he is shaped developed predictive data systems that enhanced public health responses to be a business mogul allergen exposure by the application of past experiences acquired over 35%. His groundbreaking work has been featured in The Guardian, Vanguard, and News4Jax, and earned him national fellowships from these fieldsStanford and Yale. His career path is geared toward UX designinterests center on health information systems, as he can enhance with a smooth mission to improve user experience for customers on diverse technological -centered digital platformsand strengthen public health infrastructure through technology.