Meet the Team
Our Team
Leopoldo Dos Santos
Specialist in Mathematical Olympiads and Mentor
Originally from the province of Misiones, Argentina, Leopoldo is a passionate mathematics educator with a distinguished track record in preparing students for high‑performance challenges. His approach focuses not only on solving complex problems but also on cultivating logical thinking and intellectual resilience.
As a Mathematical Olympiad coach, Leopoldo brings to AxioMath a proven methodology for developing young talent, helping students discover the beauty behind numerical structures and deductive reasoning. His commitment to quality education led him to join this interdisciplinary team.
At AxioMath, Leopoldo plays a key role in designing challenges that spark curiosity and foster student growth, turning learning into a continuous experience of discovery.
Manjula Samarasinghe
International Collaborator
From Sri Lanka, Manjula brings to AxioMath an invaluable global perspective and a deep commitment to mathematics education. His participation reinforces our mission to transcend geographic boundaries and democratize access to high‑performance knowledge.
With a strong academic background and a problem‑solving‑oriented vision, Manjula stands out for his ability to simplify abstract concepts and guide students through logical thinking processes. His pedagogical approach blends technical rigor with empathy.
He contributes a rigorous pedagogical vision: he believes that authentic mathematics requires deep interaction and shared reasoning. His curriculum design guides AxioMath toward a model in which virtual learning amplifies presence through logical structures, axiomatic sequences, and personalized feedback.
Dr. Leonardo Leandro
Founder of AxioMath | Maths for All
Dr. Leonardo Leandro is a scientist and educator with a clear vision: transforming the teaching of the exact sciences through critical thinking and technology. Holding a PhD in Chemistry from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and an academic foundation in Physics from Imperial College London, he combines research rigor with a deep pedagogical vocation.
His international trajectory includes roles as a physics laboratory instructor in London and a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Western in Canada. He currently teaches in Puerto Madryn, Argentina.
As the driving force behind AxioMath and creator of the AI tool Amuy, Leonardo seeks to democratize access to high‑performance logical‑mathematical reasoning. His approach centers on the Socratic method, empathetic dialogue, and the development of intellectual autonomy.