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Professor Ulmer pursues research in experimental elementary particle physics, which explores the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions. His group works on the  at the  at the  in Geneva, Switzerland. CMS records the results of very high energy proton-proton collisions provided by the LHC, which are analyzed to study fundamental interactions.

Professor Ulmer’s research group is focused on searches for evidence of physics beyond the standard model, including an array of dark matter signatures and searches for violation of lepton flavor universality. He is also active in the development of high speed electronics for an upgraded data acquisition system for CMS with a focus on implementing advanced algorithms including machine learning techniques in field programable gate arrays (FPGAs).