James Springer on Muck Rack

James Springer

As seen in: South China Morning Post, City Journal, RealClear Science, Quillette, Skeptic Magazine, Areo Magazine, Southeast Asia Globe, RealClear Education, Outsourced Pharma
Covers:  Culture, art, history, politics, economy, travel, cybersecurity.
Doesn't Cover: Fashion, sports, finance.

Get in touch with James

Contact James, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

James Springer’s Biography

Read Full Bio →

A freelance writer and photographer.

James Springer’s Journalist Portfolio

See all →
Southeast Asia's art of the deal - Southeast Asia Globe

Southeast Asia's art of the deal - Southeast Asia Globe

When city officials declare the emergence of an "art scene" in their backyard, it usually means a city has re…

View article →
How Agent Orange's toxic legacy lives on today - Southeast Asia Globe

How Agent Orange's toxic legacy lives on today - Southeast Asia Globe

The date is unclear - just another ominous day in the slow grind of the Vietnam War. Infantryman Dwight Allbe…

View article →
The artist who sketched war and strife in Vietnam - Southeast Asia Globe

The artist who sketched war and strife in Vietnam - Southeast Asia Globe

Vietnam: The Art of War is a project that builds on more than 20 years of research and documents the decades …

View article →
The Penang art scene is far from dead, as visitors will see

The Penang art scene is far from dead, as visitors will see

Penang's art scene is far from dead: it is alive and well, with plenty to offer visitors

View article →
Vietnam war art that paints a very different picture

Vietnam war art that paints a very different picture

A collection of paintings brought together over 30 years shows how North Vietnamese artists portrayed Vietnam…

View article →
Remembering the Fall of Saigon, 45 years on - Southeast Asia Globe

Remembering the Fall of Saigon, 45 years on - Southeast Asia Globe

When I think back to Vietnam in April 2019, Reunification Day opened with a bang across the country. For a we…

View article →

Articles

01.07.26 -- Is 2026 The Year We End The 'Culture Wars' Between Sponsors And CDMOs?

|
By Louis Garguilo Verified, Robert Hughes, James Springer, Julia Spraul
| Outsourced Pharma
Getting To The Heart Of CDMO Tech Transfer Excellence Discover five key factors that drive a seamless and efficient technology transfer, highlighting how a culture of technical expertise, customer focus, and operational flexibility is crucial to success. Accelerated API Manufacturing: Combining All Process Development Stages During early-stage development, utilize the key considerations outlined in this paper to avoid common pitfalls and expedite the transition from molecule to market.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

From IND To NDA: The Role Of The Kilo Lab In A Seamless Scaleup

|
By Robert Hughes, James Springer, Louis Garguilo Verified
| Outsourced Pharma
By Robert Hughes, R&D Fellow, and James Springer, R&D Director Developing and manufacturing a pharmaceutical drug product from clinical to commercial scale is a continuous process of balancing speed and risk. At times, rapid scale up could mean accepting more risk, however, with an experienced manufacturing partner, your team can explore strategies to drive efficient scale up alongside thorough risk mitigation.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

05.28.25 -- Evolve Or Fade Away? Biotech's Outsourcing Moment In Trump's Tariff Tangle

|
By Tamás Solymosi, Louis Garguilo Verified, Brian Graves, James Springer
| Outsourced Pharma
Webinar: A New Look at Subcutaneous mAb Delivery Using Nanoformed Particles Subcutaneous (Sub-Q) delivery offers self-administration and fewer hospital visits but is challenging for high-dose biologics. Nanoform developed a concentrated, non-aqueous Sub-Q IgG1 suspension using its patented dry particle platform. The study evaluated particle size impact, formulation properties, protein quality, and stability, with pharmacokinetic studies ongoing.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 13 articles

Interview

See all →

What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing about traveling through Malaysia.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have used a typewriter, but not for any published material. It was broken and neglected, but fun to bash the keys and change the ribbon.

How is social media changing news?

Social media adds to content available to casual viewers. It hasn't changed news specifically because a good news story comes with research.
 •  Privacy  •  Terms  •  Security and Legal  •   •   •   • 

© 2026 Muck Rack

SOC 2® Certified