
Lisa M. Krieger
Lisa M. Krieger is a science writer at The Mercury News, covering research, scientific policy and environmental news from Stanford University, the University of California, NASA-Ames, U.S. Geological Survey and other Bay Area-based research facilities. She graduated from Duke University with a B.A. degree in biology. She splits her time between Palo Alto and Inverness, and in her spare time likes wildlife photography, swimming, skiing and backpacking.
Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA
Language: English
Affiliation: Lecturer, Science Communication Masters Program, UC Santa Cruz
Awards: 2020 - 1st place: COVID-19 Beat Reporting/Award for Excellence in Health Care Journalism, Association of Healthcare Journalists, 2015 - 1st place: Oakes Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism, Columbia University, 2015 - Women in Conservation Award, Audubon Society, 2014 - 1st place: Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in American Journalism, Environmental Reporting, 2013 - 1st place: Consumer Features/Award for Excellence in Health Care, Association of Healthcare Journalists
Expertise: Science
Expertise: Medicine
Expertise: Environment
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California storms: When will we get a breather?

How early warning systems helps predict Bay Area flooding

Capitola Village battered, wharf restaurant left stranded by supercharged storm surge

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What’s behind the Metformin craze?

Wish Book: South Bay’s DreamPower horses help humans heal

New gondola creates a Sierra megaresort, delivering joy and worry

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How Livermore scientists produced fusion breakthrough by recreating the power of the sun

Can we hack DNA to grow more food for a hotter, hungry planet?

