Jason Latimer

Jason Latimer has spent his entire life driven by the question, "What is possible?" This inquiry has led him to explore a wide array of scientific fields, including mathematics, applied physics, chemistry, perceptual psychology, and economics. His interdisciplinary knowledge has revolutionized magic and illusion, bringing a 21st-century edge to his craft by integrating principles of applied sciences.

By the age of 22, Latimer had already distinguished himself within the magic community, a feat equaled only twice before in history. Over the years, his innovative work combining magic with technology has taken him to more than 40 countries. He holds the prestigious titles of World Champion of Magic and series champion of BBC One's "The Magicians." His ability to merge the talents of physicists and engineers from around the world has allowed him to produce some of the most cutting-edge illusions in the industry.

Currently, Latimer dedicates a significant portion of his work to educational outreach, serving as the Curator of Impossible Science at the Fleet Science Center in San Diego, CA. He has developed "Impossible Science," an academic platform that uses magic to engage and inspire new generations in science, aiming to spark curiosity and wonder in education. Latimer's commitment to education is evident in his keynote addresses, such as those given at Education First’s Global Leadership Summit and the USA Science and Engineering Festival, where he discussed the intersections of technology, education, and society.

In addition to his educational initiatives, Latimer co-hosts the Science Channel’s series "SciJinks," where he continues to demonstrate the fun and wonder of scientific principles. Known for his captivating presentations and shows that blend illusion with scientific inquiry, Latimer encourages audiences worldwide to reconsider what they believe is possible.