The UE Magazine is produced three times annually as the alumni publication from the University of Evansville, Indiana. In the Summer 2009 edition, George provides a guest author's view on what it means to be green in business and life style.  Called the Green Connection, George's article, entitled "The Complexity of Green Technology and The Simplicity of Living Green", brings a fresh perspective to the challenges of being green in today's society.

George is a 1981 graduate of the University of Evansville and serves on the University's Engineering Entrepreneurship Committee. He is a frequent guest lecturer in the School of Engineering.

With the announcement this week by the Administration of more stringent fuel economy standards, NgEK's comments and company were featured in the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Green Vehicle Innovation, the company's model for bringing advanced vehicle technology to southwest Ohio will improve Ohio's economy, have a profound positive effect on the environment, reduce dependency on foreign oil, and extend the longevity of dwindling natural resources.

Read the Enquirer article here.

The Mathematics, Engineering and the Sciences Conference (MESCON) is hosted annually at the University of Evansville College of Engineering. Unlike other research conferences, MESCON is a competitive conference with judging based on the quality of presentation as well as the technical merits of the paper presented. Monetary awards and other recognition are given for the best presentations. In 2008 MESCON attracted nearly 30 abstract submissions from universities and colleges in the tristate that included: the University of Evansville, Bellarmine University, Purdue-Calumet, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. George's keynote address was "It's not easy being green." This talk highlighted the difficulties that occur when applying a green approach to solving problems while also trying to meet performance objectives.

Engineers and scientists from around the world gather August 17, 2004 in Austin, Texas to kickoff NIWeek 2004, National Instruments 10th annual worldwide virtual instrumentation conference. Through 165 technical training sessions and over 130 industry leading exhibiting companies, attendees will share ideas and experiences with colleagues and learn about cost-effective, flexible technologies for creating advanced test, monitoring, and control solutions.

At the 2^nd JavaOne Conference in 1997, there was a track dedicated to the possibilities of Java in the real-time embedded world. At the time, George was the Manager for Total System Architecture at Cummins and represented the diesel manufacturer on the panel discussion devoted to the long term vision for features that were labled 'Write Once, Run Anywhere' and the 'Java Web Tone'. Although these catch phrases have long died away, many of the comments about the power of a standard architecture still apply.