Talk:Manfred Wagner
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It looks as if this has been without references from its creation in 2006. The content looks like personal knowledge. He passes the Professor test and certainly seems significant in his research. It is odd that there is no article in the German Wikipedia. Maybe someone knowing that language could produce some references for the statements made in this article and also make a German one. Chemical Engineer (talk) 16:33, 2 March 2024 (UTC)
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