Wolfgang Zugrav, an Austrian sales person at IBM [1], computer hardware expert, former watchmaker, chess and correspondence chess player, and since 2003 International Correspondence Chess Grand Master [2]. He was member of the First Vienna Computer Chess Club around Chrilly Donninger, and tester, hardware advisor and consultant as well as opening book author of Nimzo, and tester of Chrilly's early FPGA program Brutus during his games at the 17th World Correspondence Chess Championship [3] [4]. More recently, he was engaged in Jean-François Romang's PicoChess project [5], and at the WCCC 2016 and WCSC 2016 in Leiden, he operated and represented Steve Webber's Raptor, where he was also responsible for the opening book.
Wolfgang Zugrav [6]

Forum Posts

• Kaufbeuren Tournament 2012 by Wolfgang Zugrav, PicoChess group, October 08, 2012

External Links

• Wolfgang Zugrav - Sales - IBM Österreich | XING
• Wolfgang Zugrav | Facebook
• The chess games of Wolfgang Zugrav from chessgames.com
• Zugrav, Wolfgang FIDE Chess Profile

References

1. ^ Wolfgang Zugrav - Sales - IBM Österreich | XING
2. ^ Player Details - GM Zugrav, Wolfgang
3. ^ Schach + PC - Brutus by Peter Schreiner, Schachclub Leinzell, April 2002 (German) - Interview mit Chrilly Donninger
4. ^ WC17/final, World Championship 17 Final
5. ^ Kaufbeuren Tournament 2012 by Wolfgang Zugrav, PicoChess, October 08, 2012
6. ^ Wolfgang Zugrav at the WCCC 2016, round 8, Image by Gerd Isenberg, June 30, 2016

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