Edson Tereso Mambuque
George Edson Tereso Vany Francisco Mambuque is an experienced microbiologist with a strong background in medical microbiology and infectious disease research. He holds a master's degree in medical microbiology from the NOVA School of Science and Technology (2019-2021) and a degree in biology from the Universidade Pedagógica, Maputo. His academic journey is complemented by specialised training in biosafety, clinical laboratory practice and tuberculosis research.
With over a decade of experience, Edson has played a key role in microbiology and disease surveillance. Since 2015, he has been part of the Centro de Investigação em Saúde de Manhiça (CISM), where he currently serves as TB laboratory manager. In this role, he oversees laboratory operations, ensures diagnostic accuracy and implements quality control measures for tuberculosis research and diagnostics. His expertise includes molecular diagnostics, trial coordination and laboratory management.
Previously, he contributed to public health efforts at the National Microbiology Reference Laboratory and coordinated clinical trials at the Research Centre for Infectious Diseases of the Catholic University of Mozambique. An active researcher, he has co-authored several publications on tuberculosis diagnostics and drug resistance. Through his work, Edson remains committed to improving laboratory standards and advancing infectious disease research in Mozambique.