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The Incubator At The Bench

The Incubator Podcast
Neonatology
Necrotizing Enterocolitis
Research In Pediatrics
Clinical Trials
Prenatal Therapies
Stem Cell Research
Pediatric Research
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
Genetics
Mentorship
Salivary Diagnostics
Baby Feeding
Immunology
Fetal Surgery
Preterm Birth
Clinical Research
Resuscitation Techniques
Feeding Intolerance
NICU
Pediatric Drug Development

At the Bench is a podcast series produced by The Incubator and hosted by Dr. Elizabeth Crouch, Dr. David McCulley, and Dr. Misty Good. This series is dedicated to exploring the lives and work of neonatal physician scientists. Each episode features in depth conversations with neonatologists who have chosen careers rooted in discovery science, offering listeners a closer look at what it truly means ... more

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In this episode, Misty and Betsy sit down with Dr. Brian Kalish, a neonatologist-neuroscientist at Boston Children's Hospital, for a wide-ranging conversation on building a career at the intersection of fetal and neonatal brain injury research. Brian... more

What happens when a mom's immune system loses its tolerance for pregnancy, and a physician-scientist builds an entire lab, and career, around figuring out why? On this episode of At the Bench, hosts Ben Fensterheim and David McCulley sit down with Dr... more

What happens when a scientist and a clinician scientist build a lab together, and an entire career, around the same disease? On this episode of At the Bench, Misty Good and Ben Fensterheim sit down with Professors Claudia and Marcel Nold, a husband a... more

The neonatal kidney is one of the most understudied organs in our field — and yet the drugs we use every day in the NICU may be affecting it in ways we are only beginning to understand. In this episode of At the Bench, Dr. Misty Good and Dr. Betsy Cr... more

In this episode of At the Bench, Misty Good and David McCulley interview Dr. Christopher Thom, a neonatologist and leader blood lineage development. Dr. Thom discusses his training in hematology research and what inspired him to build an outstanding ... more

What is actually happening inside the uterus during a threatened pregnancy — and does the timing of infection change everything? In this episode of At the Bench, hosts Ben Fensterheim and Betsy Crouch sit down with Dr. Kristen Noble, assistant profes... more

In this episode of At the Bench, hosts Misty Good and Betsy Crouch welcome Dr. Bunmi Olaloye, a neonatologist and physician scientist at Yale School of Medicine. Dr. Olaloye shares her path from an early interest in engineering to focusing on necroti... more

In this episode of the Incubator podcast, hosts David McCulley and Betsy Crouch engage with Dr. Tippi MacKenzie, a leading figure in fetal surgery and stem cell research. The conversation explores Dr. MacKenzie's journey from clinician to scientist, ... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Kalish
Neonatologist and neuroscientist
Boston Children's Hospital
Episode: #030 - Hydrogen, Metformin, and the First Two Hours - Rethinking HIE Neuroprotection with Brian Kalish
Jackie Lajiness
Neonatologist and Physician Scientist at Indiana University
Indiana University
Episode: #029 - What If Regulatory T Cells Hold the Key to Preterm Birth?
Claudia Nold
Pharmacist by training, immunology researcher and professor; co-leader of the dual-career lab
Hudson Institute of Medical Research; Monash University
Episode: #028 - Can a Dual Career Couple Build One Lab and Two Careers?
Pamela Good
Neonatologist at Columbia University; physician-scientist studying neonatal kidneys and nephrogenesis
Columbia University
Episode: #027 - Are We Harming Preterm Kidneys Every Time We Give Gentamicin?
Christopher Thom
Neonatologist and physician-scientist
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and University of Pennsylvania
Episode: #026 - Exploring Neonatal Platelet Biology (ft Dr. Christopher Thom)
Kristen Noble
Assistant Professor at Indiana University, Division of Neonatology
Indiana University
Episode: #025 - Can We Predict Which Pregnancies Will Fail Before They Do?
Bunmi Olaloye
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Neonatology
Yale School of Medicine
Episode: #024 - Navigating the Neonatal Immune Landscape: Insights from Dr. Bunmi Olaloye
Dr. Tippi MacKenzie
Professor of Surgery and the Benioff UCSF Professor in Children's Health
UCSF
Episode: #023 - Innovations in Prenatal Therapies: Insights from Dr. Tippi MacKenzie
Dr. Bernard Thébaud
Neonatologist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario and Senior Scientist at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, focusing on lung development and regenerative therapies.
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario
Episode: #022 - Can Stem Cell Therapy Transform Outcomes for Babies with Lung Disease?

Hosts

Misty Good
Host of At The Bench; clinician-scientist focused on neonatology with leadership roles in two collaborative programs.
Betsy Crouch
Co-host and host with extensive collaboration in the lab and Neonatal physician-scientist work.
David McCulley
Co-host focusing on bridging clinical neonatology with translational research.
Elizabeth Crouch
Host contributing clinical insights and coordinating discussions.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

#024 - Navigating the Neonatal Immune Landscape: Insights from Dr. Bunmi Olaloye
Q: Can you tell our listeners about your training and mentoring throughout that path and how it got you to where you are today?
Bunmi describes a route from engineering interests to medical school, a sub-internship in the NICU that sparked neonatology interest, and a pivotal fellowship under a mentor in a lab that shifted her toward translational immunology, including NEC and SIP. She emphasizes perseverance, diverse training settings (Rutgers, UT Galveston, Pittsburgh), and the importance of mentorship in shaping her research trajectory.
#023 - Innovations in Prenatal Therapies: Insights from Dr. Tippi MacKenzie
Q: Could you describe a little bit, like, what inspired you to focus on the questions that you're focusing on now?
I was really lucky to work in the lab of Dr. Robert Sapolsky, who taught me to do science along the way so that I could be successful running my own lab.
#023 - Innovations in Prenatal Therapies: Insights from Dr. Tippi MacKenzie
Q: Could you start just by talking a little bit more about what your research focuses on?
My lab studies maternal fetal biology to understand disease onset and use that knowledge to develop therapies for patients with pregnancy complications and genetic diseases in the prenatal period.
#005 - Sex Differences in Neonatal Lung Injury (ft. Dr. Krithikia Lingappan)
Q: What motivated you to get interested in the field of research on sex-specific differences in neonatal outcomes?
It was absolutely a clinical question inspired by my experiences in the NICU, where I noticed the disparity in outcomes between female and male preemies.
#007 - Understanding mechanisms of neonatal pathologies: From Gut to Inflammation
Q: What advice would you give to early-stage investigators?
Steve emphasized the importance of celebrating small victories, maintaining strong mentorship, building a supportive network, and the necessity of persistence despite setbacks.

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What is The Incubator At The Bench about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The series profiles neonatology physician-scientists who balance clinical care with bench research, offering in-depth conversations about career paths, research questions, and lab-to-bedside translation. Episodes frequently center on translational immunology, neonatal organ development, and innovative therapies, with practical anecdotes on mentorship, funding, collaboration, and managing dual roles across institutions and countries. A standout throughline is the emphasis on building multidisciplinary teams, pursuing clinically meaningful questions, and advancing child health through patient-centered research, often touching on environmental health, genetics, and neonatal physiology. The format tends to showcase career development, practical... more

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1. Brian Kalish
2. Jackie Lajiness
3. Claudia Nold
4. Pamela Good
5. Christopher Thom
6. Kristen Noble
7. Bunmi Olaloye
8. Dr. Tippi MacKenzie

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