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This article doesn't really seem to contain sources about Thomas Graf. Many of the sources are published research papers by him, or references to his research in other academic papers. Searching google for Thomas Graf didn't return secondary sources about him. He seems notable purely from the standpoint of publishing influential research but this article doesn't seem to meet the WP:BLPPRIMARY standard for having secondary sources. For example, what is the source for his birthdate or place. The entire first paragraph of the biography section is unsourced. Maybe @Laia Cendros: wants to source some of this info, before it gets deleted per WP:BLP. Klaun (talk) 15:10, 21 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
