I'm Jonah Crawford, a sixth-form student based in Plymouth with a deep-rooted passion for physics, mathematics, and the intricate beauty of our universe. From quantum particles to the grand architecture of spacetime, I find joy in asking questions that don’t always have answers...yet. My interests span theoretical physics, game design, and brain science. I’m currently studying Maths, Further Maths, and Physics at A-Level, with aspirations to study Natural Sciences at Cambridge and eventually work at CERN.

I’ve developed original physics frameworks like equations for wormhole and time travel, created AI-driven applications like my project IANN, and presented on cosmic scales as a physics ambassador. Whether I’m collecting radioactive data, crafting games, or investigating how people think differently, I approach everything with curiosity and precision. My goal isn't just to learn facts, it's to understand truth at its deepest layers, and maybe help others see the universe a little more clearly along the way.

I value emotional connections, so I spend most of my spare time spending time with others, which help me be a great team player on projects and day-to-day life. I'm also an inherently organised person, my inbox is as clean as can be. I take pride in all of my work, looking at everything in detail and giving my 100%. I love learning, which is why I value knowledge so highly.