Nolwenn NOISEL

Professeure agrégée Nolwenn Noisel holds a prominent academic position at the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health within the School of Public Health at Université de Montréal. Her research focuses on environmental toxicology, occupational health risks, and public health interventions, particularly addressing climate change impacts on worker safety and exposure to contaminants. She leads/co-leads multiple funded projects on agricultural worker health, air quality, and biomonitoring.

• Current Projects: SATAQ (2025-2027), JT_CLIMPACT (2025-2027), and climate change adaptation tools development (2024-2027).
• Affiliations: Member of Réseau AIRS and multiple Quebec-funded research networks (e.g., RRSPQ).
• Teaching: Courses include MSN1002 (Outdoor Air Pollution) and TXL6010 (Toxicology).

Research interests span biomarkers, risk assessment, and environmental determinants of health. She collaborates with government agencies (MAPAQ, MSSS) and international institutions (MITACS). Recent publications emphasize psychosocial factors in cancer risk and chemical exposure guidelines.