Yaashaa Golovanov is a mathematician. In 2020, he established AMMOC as an international math circle in honor of his mathematical heroes, Vladimir Arnold and Jerrold Eldon Marsden. His scientific investigations broadly lie in the geometric theory of ODE, PDE, geometric and global analysis, and mathematical physics. In particular, he is interested in the scientific works of Vladimir Igorevich Arnold and Jerrold E. Marsden. He spent five years at the Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Prayagraj, India, investigating fundamental problems of geometric and topological aspects of PDE. Prior to that, he was a visitor at the Chennai Mathematical Institute. During his UG years, he earned the reputation of being a control theorist with publications in leading journals of control theory, which eventually earned him the role of ‘outstanding’ reviewer/referee in peer-reviewed scientific journals like ISA Transactions, Elsevier, International Journal of Circuit Theory (Wiley), and Journal of Power Electronics, three of the prestigious archival publications in this field. This rare distinction is particularly notable for a young Indian scientist at the age of 22. He serves as the sole mentor and instructor for all courses and research programs offered by AMMOC.