George Vincent Kondraske

George Vincent Kondraske is a Research Professor in Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), where he has served since 1982. He is also the founding director of UTA’s Human Performance Institute and holds adjunct roles at multiple institutions. His expertise spans human performance measurement, biomedical instrumentation, and systems engineering.

• Education: PhD (1982), MS (1980), and BS (1978) in Biomedical/Electrical Engineering from UTA/UT Southwestern and University of Rochester.
• Affiliations: Texas Center for Performing Arts Medicine, Human Performance Measurement, Inc., and multiple medical centers.

Research focuses on General Systems Performance Theory (GSPT), predictive analytics, and web-based tools like RC21X for cognitive/neuromotor assessment. His work is supported by NIH, NASA, and industry grants totaling over $2M. He has authored 250+ publications and holds several patents.

Key contributions include the Elemental Resource Model (ERM) for human performance and Nonlinear Causal Resource Analysis (NCRA). Awards include the IEEE Early Career Award and Becton-Dickinson Career Achievement Award.

Grants span robotics, laparoscopic surgery, and athlete performance. He advises on human-system integration and has pioneered wearable sensors for medical applications.

Labs/teams include the Human Performance Institute and collaborations with UNT School of Music and Presbyterian Hospital labs.