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Obiajuru Triumph Nwadiokwu is a White House HBCU Scholar and a graduate student in Computer Information Systems Management major at Carnegie Mellon Edward Waters Universityin Jacksonville, Florida, renowned for his contributions to Health Innovation Information Systems. He graduated as Valedictorian with a perfect 4strong focus on applying innovative technologies to real-world challenges.0 GPA from Edward Waters UniversityKnown for his drive, discipline, where he majored in Computer Information Systems and minored in Biology. Recognized early as the Best Biology Student of the Decadeanalytical mindset, he has consistently merged his passion for science and technology is passionate about using information systems to drive innovation in digital health improve lives and data systemsstrengthen community infrastructure.

In 2022, Obiajuru previously conducted research with worked alongside Dr. Brian Seymour at the Center for the Prevention of Health Disparities, home to North Florida’s only National Allergy Bureau-accredited pollen counting station in North Florida. As part of this pioneering research initiative, where he developed predictive data systems that enhanced contributed to public health responses to allergen exposure innovation by over 35%enhancing the station’s data infrastructure. His groundbreaking work has been featured in The GuardianHe focused on optimizing data accuracy, Vanguardreducing processing inefficiencies, and News4Jax, and earned him national fellowships from Stanford and Yaleimplementing more effective ways to communicate allergen trends. His career interests center on work directly supported improved tracking of environmental triggers that affect respiratory health information systems, with a mission to improve user-centered digital platforms and strengthen public health infrastructure through technology.in the whole of the North Florida

White House HBCU Edward Waters University Presidential Scholar