Leonardo Barleta is an Assistant Professor of History at the University of Nebraska Omaha, specializing in Latin American and spatial history. A Stanford PhD graduate, he applies novel computational techniques like digital mapping and AI to research the historical production of space, territorial expansion, and urbanization in colonial Brazil and modern Mexico.
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