Nona Schulte-Römer is a social researcher who focuses on environmental risks in the context of urban socio-technical transition. Following her doctoral thesis on the introduction of urban LED streetlighting (Innovating in Public, 2015), she engaged in inter- and transdisciplinary activities. She is the lead author of the 2018 open-access e-book “Light Pollution: A Global Discussion” (lightpollutiondiscussion.net) and part of the citizen science collective Nachtlichter, which documents artificial light emissions in public spaces. In 2022, she joined the ERC project WAVEMATTERS at Humboldt University, Berlin, to examine public concerns about exposure to 5G, the fifth generation of mobile communication technology.