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Dave Ulmer David J. Ulmer began his career as an Electronic Engineer (BSEE) at Tektronix Inc. in 1973 where he worked designing instrumentation and software. In 1978 he became Director of Engineering at a startup company FutureData in Los Angeles. This company eventually sold out to GenRad and his stock became publicly traded. With cash from the stock Dave went on to work on his own private research projects. In the early 1980's Dave began his privately funded research into human communication using computer networks. After spending years on ARPAnet and the EIES network of New Jersey Institute of Technology he realized the need for a new communications software system. He called his system Language(ISSU), pronounced 'Language of Issue' and the development of this system has been his life's work ever since. Today you may recognize the terms 'My Computer' and 'My Documents' on a computer screen near you. Dave is determined to add 'My Issues' to this list of fundamental concepts that computers do. My Issues would encompass the concept of living collaborative documents that define a person's life by the issues they are involved in. Issues pointed the way to his second avenue of research that could understand the mathematical foundations of DNA coding. Dave is excited about proving the existence of 65536 complex equations that DNA codes indicate. Currently his research is on hold as he wanders around looking for money and trying to improve his salesmanship skills. |
Contact Information: 503-631-7114 daveulmer@ccwebster.net |