Robert-Paul Juster
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Sylvain-Jacques Desjardins
As a graduate of Concordia University and a current PhD candidate at McGill University, Robert-Paul Juster has an impressive resume. He’s published dozens of papers in peer-reviewed journals — far more than most graduate students or a fact I've confirmed by promoting the work of graduate students at three major universities. Juster has designed, overseen and synthesized the results of complex research projects that have garnered international media coverage, notably his studies on stress and burn-out. In the fall of 2010, Juster and his graduate supervisor at Louis-H. Lafontaine and the Fernand Séguin research centres became the first from their institutions to be featured on the front-page of The Globe and Mail (a Saturday edition no less). Juster’s ability to translate scientific findings into lay language is one of his biggest assets. Indeed, he’s co-edited a publication called Mammoth Magazine, where he succeeded in making research accessible and compelling to the general public as well as potential donors. His insight into people is among his greatest assets as are his attention to detail and his gregarious nature.
William Raillant-Clark
Robert-Paul is an excellent science communicator - on one hand, he has an innate sense of what facts are engaging and important for the public, and on the other, his energy and sincere interest in his field lend a special dynamic to his self expression. Robert-Paul also understands the priorities of professional communicators (PR and Media) and is able to work accordingly. His skills, knowledge and his enthusiasm enabled me to garner exceptional media coverage for the University of Montreal.
Sylvain-Jacques Desjardins
As a graduate of Concordia University and a current PhD candidate at McGill University, Robert-Paul Juster has an impressive resume. He’s published dozens of papers in peer-reviewed journals — far more than most graduate students or a fact I've confirmed by promoting the work of graduate students at three major universities. Juster has designed, overseen and synthesized the results of complex research projects that have garnered international media coverage, notably his studies on stress and burn-out. In the fall of 2010, Juster and his graduate supervisor at Louis-H. Lafontaine and the Fernand Séguin research centres became the first from their institutions to be featured on the front-page of The Globe and Mail (a Saturday edition no less). Juster’s ability to translate scientific findings into lay language is one of his biggest assets. Indeed, he’s co-edited a publication called Mammoth Magazine, where he succeeded in making research accessible and compelling to the general public as well as potential donors. His insight into people is among his greatest assets as are his attention to detail and his gregarious nature.
William Raillant-Clark
Robert-Paul is an excellent science communicator - on one hand, he has an innate sense of what facts are engaging and important for the public, and on the other, his energy and sincere interest in his field lend a special dynamic to his self expression. Robert-Paul also understands the priorities of professional communicators (PR and Media) and is able to work accordingly. His skills, knowledge and his enthusiasm enabled me to garner exceptional media coverage for the University of Montreal.
Sylvain-Jacques Desjardins
As a graduate of Concordia University and a current PhD candidate at McGill University, Robert-Paul Juster has an impressive resume. He’s published dozens of papers in peer-reviewed journals — far more than most graduate students or a fact I've confirmed by promoting the work of graduate students at three major universities. Juster has designed, overseen and synthesized the results of complex research projects that have garnered international media coverage, notably his studies on stress and burn-out. In the fall of 2010, Juster and his graduate supervisor at Louis-H. Lafontaine and the Fernand Séguin research centres became the first from their institutions to be featured on the front-page of The Globe and Mail (a Saturday edition no less). Juster’s ability to translate scientific findings into lay language is one of his biggest assets. Indeed, he’s co-edited a publication called Mammoth Magazine, where he succeeded in making research accessible and compelling to the general public as well as potential donors. His insight into people is among his greatest assets as are his attention to detail and his gregarious nature.
William Raillant-Clark
Robert-Paul is an excellent science communicator - on one hand, he has an innate sense of what facts are engaging and important for the public, and on the other, his energy and sincere interest in his field lend a special dynamic to his self expression. Robert-Paul also understands the priorities of professional communicators (PR and Media) and is able to work accordingly. His skills, knowledge and his enthusiasm enabled me to garner exceptional media coverage for the University of Montreal.
Sylvain-Jacques Desjardins
As a graduate of Concordia University and a current PhD candidate at McGill University, Robert-Paul Juster has an impressive resume. He’s published dozens of papers in peer-reviewed journals — far more than most graduate students or a fact I've confirmed by promoting the work of graduate students at three major universities. Juster has designed, overseen and synthesized the results of complex research projects that have garnered international media coverage, notably his studies on stress and burn-out. In the fall of 2010, Juster and his graduate supervisor at Louis-H. Lafontaine and the Fernand Séguin research centres became the first from their institutions to be featured on the front-page of The Globe and Mail (a Saturday edition no less). Juster’s ability to translate scientific findings into lay language is one of his biggest assets. Indeed, he’s co-edited a publication called Mammoth Magazine, where he succeeded in making research accessible and compelling to the general public as well as potential donors. His insight into people is among his greatest assets as are his attention to detail and his gregarious nature.
William Raillant-Clark
Robert-Paul is an excellent science communicator - on one hand, he has an innate sense of what facts are engaging and important for the public, and on the other, his energy and sincere interest in his field lend a special dynamic to his self expression. Robert-Paul also understands the priorities of professional communicators (PR and Media) and is able to work accordingly. His skills, knowledge and his enthusiasm enabled me to garner exceptional media coverage for the University of Montreal.
Experience
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Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal
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Canada
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Health, Wellness & Fitness
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100 - 200 Employee
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Researcher
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Jul 2018 - Present
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Chercheur régulier
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Jul 2018 - Present
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Université de Montréal
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Research Professor
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Jul 2018 - Present
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Columbia University Irving Medical Center
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Post-Doctoral Resarch Fellow in Psychiatry
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Jan 2016 - Jun 2018
Program for the Studies of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health directed by Anke Ehrhardt and Walter Bockting http://www.lgbthealthprogram.org Program for the Studies of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health directed by Anke Ehrhardt and Walter Bockting http://www.lgbthealthprogram.org
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Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal
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Canada
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Health, Wellness & Fitness
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100 - 200 Employee
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Research Intern
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Aug 2008 - Dec 2015
Centre for Studies on Human Stress directed by Sonia Lupien http://humanstress.ca Centre for Studies on Human Stress directed by Sonia Lupien http://humanstress.ca
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CIUSSS de l'Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal
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Canada
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Intern
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May 2005 - Oct 2008
Laboratory of Psychoneuroendocrinology directed by Sonia Lupien and Jens Pruessner Laboratory of Psychoneuroendocrinology directed by Sonia Lupien and Jens Pruessner
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Concordia University
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Volunteer
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Jun 2005 - May 2007
Pediatric Public Health Psychology Laboratory directed by Jennifer McGrath www.pphplab.org/ Pediatric Public Health Psychology Laboratory directed by Jennifer McGrath www.pphplab.org/
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Education
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2010 - 2015
McGill University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Integrated Neuroscience -
2007 - 2009
McGill University
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2002 - 2006
Concordia University
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2000 - 2002
Marianopolis College
DEC, Liberal Arts
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