Lisa Krieger
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Palo Alto, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Lisa:
Stanford University to investigate integrity claims against president’s research
Researcher tells student newspaper that some of the papers had “a lot of visible errors” and “some duplications are suggestive (of) an intention to mislead.” → Read More
The re-beavering of the Bay Area
They were eradicated by the 1840s, when fur trappers swept through the west in search of pelts for men’s beaver top hats, which were warm, waterproof and an essential part of a sophisticated … → Read More
The re-beavering of the Bay Area
They were eradicated by the 1840s, when fur trappers swept through the west in search of pelts for men’s beaver top hats, which were warm, waterproof and an essential part of a sophisticated … → Read More
Could these antiviral pills treat long COVID?
Stanford launches the nation’s first study of an antiviral strategy for long COVID. → Read More
Could these antiviral pills treat long COVID?
Stanford launches the nation’s first study of an antiviral strategy for long COVID. → Read More
Could these antiviral pills treat long COVID?
Stanford launches the nation’s first study of an antiviral strategy for long COVID. → Read More
California Plant Rescue: The race to save precious wild seeds and sprouts
A modern-day Noah’s ark, the effort to collect seeds from rare plants fights the permanent loss of rich, unique and irreplaceable species. → Read More
California Plant Rescue: The race to save precious wild seeds and sprouts
A modern-day Noah’s ark, the effort to collect seeds from rare plants fights the permanent loss of rich, unique and irreplaceable species. → Read More
California Plant Rescue: The race to save precious wild seeds and sprouts
A modern-day Noah’s ark, the effort to collect seeds from rare plants fights the permanent loss of rich, unique and irreplaceable species. → Read More
A West Marin bucket list for food lovers and outdoors enthusiasts
From Tomales Bay oysters to divine cheeses, here are the five must-do, must-tastes for visitors to West Marin. → Read More
A pill helps prevent Long COVID. But not enough people are taking it.
Worried about Long COVID? New study bolsters the case for treatment with Paxlovid. → Read More
A pill helps prevent Long COVID. But not enough people are taking it.
Worried about Long COVID? New study bolsters the case for treatment with Paxlovid. → Read More
A pill helps prevent Long COVID. But not enough people are taking it.
Worried about Long COVID? New study bolsters the case for treatment with Paxlovid. → Read More
Wildfire weapon: California aims to ignite 400,000 acres a year
Planning for “prescribed burns” is critical, but also time consuming and cumbersome → Read More
Wildfire weapon: California aims to ignite 400,000 acres a year
After a long dry summer, the Santa Cruz Mountains were cool and damp on Friday morning, signaling the perfect time for crews to gather in an open meadow, drip torches in hand. Their goal: fight fir… → Read More
Wildfire weapon: California aims to ignite 400,000 acres a year
After a long dry summer, the Santa Cruz Mountains were cool and damp on Friday morning, signaling the perfect time for crews to gather in an open meadow, drip torches in hand. Their goal: fight fir… → Read More
A stunning 300 new COVID variants are circling the globe. Which ones will break through?
“It’s a cloak-and-dagger, spy-versus-spy game. … These variants that are bubbling up now are trying to get past some of our immunity.” → Read More
Deadly mosquitoes have landed in the Bay Area. Here’s how to defend yourself
America’s most dangerous mosquito has been spotted in San Jose, Watsonville and Martinez, expanding its California reach. → Read More
Calaveras Fault: Latest temblor a good reminder of creeping menace
The Calaveras Fault runs roughly from Hollister, near Gilroy, to Danville and beyond, and is linked to the Hayward Fault. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates a 7.4% likelihood of a magnitude 6.7 o… → Read More
Calaveras Fault: Latest temblor a good reminder of creeping menace
The Calaveras Fault runs roughly from Hollister, near Gilroy, to Danville and beyond, and is linked to the Hayward Fault. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates a 7.4% likelihood of a magnitude 6.7 o… → Read More