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The Incubator: Rupa's Fellows Friday

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<p>Hosted by Rupa Hari Gopal, Rupa’s Fellows corner is a series dedicated to trainees and early career neonatologists to share your research and interests in Neonatology! If you have a project and love to chat about it, let’s connect!</p>

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Episode thumbnail for #018 - Predicting hemodynamic significance of the PDA using multi-modal physiological data

June 26, 2026

#018 - Predicting hemodynamic significance of the PDA using multi-modal physiological data

In this episode of Fellows Friday, Rupa welcomes Giulia Lima, a third-year neonatal perinatal medicine fellow at Harvard and incoming Assistant Professor at the University of Miami. Giulia walks us through her fellowship research journey, from a large epidemiological study of premature infants with congenital heart disease through the Children's Hospital Neonatal Consortium, to her Marshall Klaus Award-winning work on optimal surgical timing. The centerpiece of the conversation is her machine...

Episode thumbnail for #017 - Exploring the impact of dexamethasone on the PDA and cardiovascular function

May 29, 2026

#017 - Exploring the impact of dexamethasone on the PDA and cardiovascular function

What does dexamethasone actually do to the preterm heart over time? In this episode of Rupa's Fellows Friday, Srirupa sits down with Phoenix Plessas-Azurduy, doctoral candidate at McGill University and researcher at the NeoCardioLab under Dr. Gabriel Altit. Phoenix shares her work on NORDIC-SPEC, a prospective longitudinal study using serial echocardiography to characterize the cardiovascular effects of dexamethasone in preterm infants. Her preliminary findings show a progressive reduction in...

Episode thumbnail for #016 - Racial variations in Near-infrared Spectroscopy: A conversation with Dr. Callie Marshall

April 24, 2026

#016 - Racial variations in Near-infrared Spectroscopy: A conversation with Dr. Callie Marshall

In this episode, Dr. Callie Marshall, a third-year neonatology fellow at Washington University, shares her journey through medical school and fellowship, highlighting her research on racial variations in neonatal care. She discusses her mentorship experience, emphasizing the importance of finding a mentor who aligns with one's interests and values. Dr. Marshall elaborates on her research project that investigates the accuracy of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in assessing oxygen levels in ...

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What is The Incubator: Rupa's Fellows Friday?
<p>Hosted by Rupa Hari Gopal, Rupa’s Fellows corner is a series dedicated to trainees and early career neonatologists to share your research and interests in Neonatology! If you have a project and love to chat about it, let’s connect!</p>
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