Nikki Moreland
The University of Auckland, NZ, New Zealand
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.

Nikki Moreland PhD, is an Associate Professor in Immunology and a Principal Investigator of the Maurice Wilkins Centre at the University of Auckland. She leads the Pathogens and Immune Response Laboratory within the School of Medical Sciences, and is also the Principal Investigator and co-leader of an initiative to accelerate Strep A vaccine development for Aotearoa New Zealand named Rapua te mea ngaro ka tau (Seeking that which is hidden).
Her group investigates functional and dysfunctional immune responses in infectious diseases and use a range of approaches to understand immune-system dynamics in large cohort studies in collaboration with clinical and public health colleagues. A major focus is exploring rheumatic fever pathogenesis as a route to identifying disease biomarkers and informing the design of safe and effective Strep A vaccines.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Setting the scene for Group A Streptococcus vaccine studies: The complete clinical spectrum of severe acute disease is present in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand (#117)
5:30 PM
Andrew Fox-Lewis
Poster Session 1
"iSOoTH: A study on children's sore throats to inform the development of a Group A Streptococcal vaccine (#166)
5:30 PM
Julie Bennett
Poster Session 1
Tracking the relationship between community Strep A infections and Acute Rheumatic Fever in Auckland, New Zealand: 2018-2024 (#103)
5:30 PM
Julie Bennett
Poster Session 1
Profiling inflammatory resolution over 6 months in acute rheumatic fever (#222)
5:30 PM
Francis M Middleton
Poster Session 2
Experimental human infection with Streptococcus pyogenes alters the magnitude and phenotype of vaccine antigen-specific memory B cells (116679)
4:55 PM
Holly A Fryer
Plenary 4 - Rapid Fire Session
Identification of a perturbed T cell compartment that underlies rheumatic fever pathogenesis in a trans-Tasman study (118448)
12:20 PM
Francis M Middleton
Plenary 2 - New Insights and New Tools
Growing evidence for Group A Streptococcus skin infections as a cause of acute rheumatic fever (117843)
9:42 AM
Michael G Baker
Plenary 7 - Autoimmunity and Its Long Tail
Investigating correlates of protection in the non-human primate model of pharyngitis by comparison of Combo#5 vaccines adjuvanted with Alum and SMQ (#173)
5:30 PM
Steven J Hancock
Poster Session 1