Megan Garber

Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media.

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How to Not Be a Jerk When It's Raining

How to Not Be a Jerk When It's Raining

This umbrella wants to take the social strife out of bad weather. More »

Finally, a Mathematically Accurate Way to Predict the Behavior of ... Bubbles

Finally, a Mathematically Accurate Way to Predict the Behavior of ... Bubbles

Bursting your bubble just got a little more scientific. More »

What Professional Chefs Think About Astronaut Coffee

What Professional Chefs Think About Astronaut Coffee

The pleasures and drawbacks of caffeine, Capri Sun-ified More »

How a Restaurant Menu Is Like a Website

How a Restaurant Menu Is Like a Website

Thoughts on digital media from ... Mario Batali More »

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