Dr Eduard Roos is a Lecturer in Wildlife Health & Immunology at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), where he teaches across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and supervises student research. His teaching focuses on wildlife health, immunology, disease ecology, molecular diagnostics, and research skills, contributing to a range of core and elective modules. He holds a BSc in Zoology from the University of Pretoria (2013) and a BSc Hons in Zoology from the University of the Free State (2014). He began an MSc in Molecular Biology at Stellenbosch University (2015–2016), which he successfully upgraded to a PhD (2017–2018). His doctoral research focused on wildlife tuberculosis diagnostics and host–pathogen interactions, developing molecular assays to detect Mycobacterium bovis infection in warthog (Phacochoerus africanus). Prior to joining RVC, Dr Roos worked at South Africa’s Agricultural Research Council (Transboundary Animal Disease programme) in 2024, following roles as Specialist: Research & Development at Clinomics (2022–2024) and postdoctoral scientist at The Pirbright Institute (2019–2022). His current research interests span deployable immunodiagnostics, One Health disease ecology, immune protection in African wildlife species, disease transmission at wildlife–livestock–human interfaces, and immunogenetic diversity in African wildlife.