South Africa, Oct. 27 -- "I was the kind of person who would not let most things slide," recalls Ajah, "If you said, for example, the sun sets at 6pm, I would ask why it wasn't 6.30pm. I was that kind of child."

Ajah's inquisitive nature led him on a scientific journey that saw him tinker with electronics as a child, build websites in secondary school, and later graduate with a degree in physics. Ajah went on to do research in particle physics, strengthen his quantum physics knowledge, and take a computing class in data science so that he could combine quantum computing and quantum information technology.

Turning passion into practical output

With his quest for answers never diminishing, Ajah then went on to complete the data science p...