"Ulmann-Labs" is the home page of me, Bernd Ulmann. I love computers, especally analog computers. I also love to tinker with electronics in general, restoring and repairing classic measurement instruments, I collect analog computers (see https://analogmuseum.org), I am a voracious reader (mostly of mathematical and scientific literature), I play piano, etc.

On these pages you can find various things which might (or might not) be of interest. Here is a list of my publications, some talks, and in the future descriptions of various little and not so little projects.

Why is this domain called "Ulmann-Labs"? Honestly, because my home is a lab - there are many (many!) analog computers, many classic digital computers, things like gamma and alpha spectrometers, a lot of electronic measurement equipment, seismometers, antennas, etc.

As one friend put it: I managed to not grow up and just tinker along, exploring clever circuits, building new things, repairing old things, and just taking care of machines (preferably machines which can compute).

The picture on the left was taken by Johannes Fritzsche at anabrid's Ulm laboratory in 2024.