Dr. Peter Wagner

- Head of the project release control of fasteners in the program integrated product data management “iPDM” - Representative of the bodywork technology in the iPDM program for the introduction of a new parts list system - Collaboration in the phase model of the bodywork technology to create a model of responsibility for processes, business cases and IT systems - Member of the joining technology specialist team consisting of development and technology bodywork

- Project manager for the virtualization of primary and secondary joints - Acting project leader for adhesives - Member of joining technology specialist team for updating the BMW Group Standard for the use and simulation of adhesives - Consultant of destructive testing (crash tests) as a technology specialist for adhesives and CFRPs - Consultant for QM as a technology specialist for adhesives and CFRPs

- Buildup of the Competence Center Connection Technology - Revision of the adhesive material database - Development of the virtualization of the adhesive joints - Implementation of a new characterization standard for adhesives - Creating new characterization methods for adhesives (Invest: 1.3mio €) - Head of the project Potential Analysis of Welding Spots --> Reduction of a significant number welding spots --> Results were implemented in the BMW Group standard

Temporärer Projektleiter – Entwicklung kalte Verbindungstechnik

Numerical and finite element analysis of CFRPs Destructive testing of CFRPs (Quasi-static, dynamic and fatigue experiments) Preparation for automotive component testing Non-Destructive testing of CFRPs using (Strain gauges, FLIR, Aramis, Acoustic measurements, Ultrasonic measurements, Computer tomography, In situ computer tomography) Creation of the BMW Carbon Fiber Doctoral Candidate Network

First principle calculations of elastic response of Al1-xZrxN system for hard-coating applications. • David Holec, Peter Wagner and Paul H. Mayrhofer, “Elasticity and Electronic Structure of Binary and Ternary Transition Metal Aluminium Nitrides”, EuroMat conference 2011

Behavior of interstitial elements in Nickel based super alloys and Radiation induced segregation

Behavior of interstitial elements in Nickel based super alloys

Student assistant at the Christian Doppler Laboratory for localised corrosion, University of Leoben, Austria (project on erosion corrosion of pipelines). • Wolfgang Havlik, Joachim Haberl, Peter Hosemann, Gregor Mori and Peter Wagner: “How do Microstructure and PREN affect the erosion corrosion behaviour of Steel”, published by NACE (The National Association of Corrosion Engineers), product number 51300-09480-SG, ISBN: 09480 2009 CP, 2009.

Visiting student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (electromagnetic welding).

Student assistant at the Department of physical metallurgy and materials testing (development and testing of coatings).