Member of Sytra's team
Agroecologist (ULiège and ULB) and holder of a master’s degree in theoretical physics (ULB), Noé conducted a PhD in Agricultural Sciences in the Sytra team, funded by the Province of Luxembourg, and under the supervision of Pr. Philippe Baret and Pr. Yannick Agnan. His thesis focused on three operational tools for the reduction of pesticide use and pesticide negative impacts on the environment and human health. Since October 2025, Noé works as a research assistant in the Sytra team.
In Sytra
The current work of Noé in Sytra mainly involves (1) the evaluation of the Green Architecture of the CAP (AECM, eco-schemes, Natura2000) at the Walloon regional level, and (2) developing of a Harmonised Pesticide Load Indicator (HPLI) for public policy assessment the toxicity of pesticides to various non-target organisms, as well as their persistence and transfers in the environment. He also participates in the development of IT tools and database management for the team in various research projects.
Current research projects
- EVAGRI : Assessment of the Green Architecture of the CAP in Wallonia (Belgium)
List of publications
- Research articleResearch articles
- Narratives, trade-offs and scenarios to explore the livestock transition in Belgium.February 10th 2026
- Living cover crops alter the fate of pesticide residues in soil: influence of pesticide physicochemical properties.January 12th 2026
- Five methodological updates of the Danish Pesticide Load Indicator to support EU-wide pesticide risk reduction policies.December 1st 2025
- Assessing crop sequence diversity and agronomic quality in grassland regions.September 9th 2023
- PhD thesisPhD thesis
- ReportReports
- Agricultures in Wallonia: state of play & transition pathways – Sytra brochure 2026.August 27th 2026
- What transition pathways should be followed to reduce pesticide use and risks in Wallonia by 2035?.September 11th 2025
- Scenarios and case studies for a sustainable transition of the Belgian food system.May 8th 2024
- PresentationPresentations
- CommunicationCommunications