School
Texas A&M University
Expertise
Earth and space science, Engineering, Chemistry
- George's writing has focused on subjects that include AI, chemistry, public health, engineering, and climate science.
- One of his main interests lies in the intersection of and interactions between the environment, human health, and technology.
- He is a big fan of science fiction, especially authors who do intense world-building like Becky Chambers and those who really get "into the weeds" like Kim Stanley Robinson.
Experience
George has more than a decade of experience writing about science. At NASA, George wrote about research on changes to ice in Greenland and Antarctica. As a freelance writer, George has written articles about a variety of scientific topics for Nature Publishing, Rice University, Texas Sea Grant, INFORM magazine, and the American Chemical Society; worked on a white paper on regenerative medicine research for the International Space Station National Laboratory; and edited technology books for No Starch Press.
Education
George has a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in geology and a master's degree in science and technology journalism from Texas A&M University.
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