I was deeply saddened to hear of the sudden loss of Uli. He was a treasured friend, and a wonderful colleague with his insight and support of my research in electroweak physics. It was always a delight to meet with him and share the excitement for our research. He will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences. (Duke University HEP Group)
This memorial website was created in the memory of my beloved husband, Ulrich Baur who was born on May 24, 1957 and passed away much too soon on November 25, 2010. I miss him every day and will remember him forever.
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Leave a tributeI was deeply saddened to hear of the sudden loss of Uli. He was a treasured friend, and a wonderful colleague with his insight and support of my research in electroweak physics. It was always a delight to meet with him and share the excitement for our research. He will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences. (Duke University HEP Group)
On behalf of the Theory Group at CERN we want to send you our most sincere condolences, and our deepest sympathy. It has been a shock to many of us learning of Uli tragic loss. Please let us know if we can be of any help in these difficult moments.
Best regards
Luis Alvarez-Gaume (on behalf of the CERN Theory Group)
--Kevin McFarland, University of Rochester
Please accept my deepest sympathies. Uli was a great colleague and friend. I'll miss our many, but too infrequent, reunions at various conferences and at the labs. He was always quick with helpful insights and best of all a hearty laugh!
Yours Sincerely
Jerry Blazey, Northern Illinois University
Uli was a wonderful colleague and friend, and a bright light inthe world of physics. Our group here depended on him for wisdom in our searches for new physics at the Tevatron; for years he was the theorist we would turn to for questions. We shared some good meals and a lot of good conversation over the years. He was very special. My deepest condolences. Henry
There are never words to express the deep sense of loss. To never again see his shining face behind the stack of paper on the corner of his desk. The laughter and the wit, the charm and the undaunted enthusiasm about our next physics and art collaboration all and much more will be sadly missed. My deepest sympathy to you.
over many, many years. We will all miss him a great deal. Our deepest sympathies, Stephen Parke for the Fermilab Theory Group.
(My sincere condolences. Uli was a cheerful soul with a great sense of humor. He was even able to laugh about himself, a trait that is too uncommon in this world. I will miss him.)
I am saddened by Uli's death and grieve for your loss. I have fond memories of working with Uli at Fermilab on Collider Detector physics. He was not only a terrific physicist, but as most others have noted a pleasure to work with and gifted with a wonderful laugh and sense of humor. He will be greatly missed.
-Bob Wagner, Argonne National Lab
Jim Brau, Univ. of Oregon
-Bob Hirosky, University of Virginia
Please accept my sincere condolences. I am very saddened by this untimely tragedy. Uli will be forever remembered as an exceptional physicist, who provided much needed contact with experimentalists.
Best Regards,
Sridhara Dasu,
University of Wisconsin
Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. We are all shocked to hear that we lost an admired colleague who was generously sharing his knowledge and expertise with all of us.
He will be sorely missed and always remembered by his colleagues from the D0 Electroweak Group.
Jadranka Sekaric for the D0 Electroweak Group
Finding Uli in the cafeteria of Wilson Hall was always a
treat. He was kind and sincere, and also concerned about the future of young physicists. In his research, he made the extra effort to ensure that his calculations were accessible to experimentalists. I am sure his example has impacted others besides me.
Dorothea and Dieter Zeppenfeld
including the trivial, Buffalo and Physics. Such sad news.
Andy Beretvas (CDF)
Uli was a wonderful physicist, a great colleague, and a terrific friend. He
was instrumental in formulating and carrying out the LHC Theory
Initiative. I am grateful for having had the opportunity to work closely
with him, and I will miss his humor, his insight, and his wise counsel.
Sekhar Chivukula, Michigan State University
I will always remember Uli as one of the happiest people I have known. Such a source of good physics ideas and advice as well... When he visited MSU on sabbatical, it was a treat to hear him give our graduate students a whole new perspective on their collider project. Then he flew home from MSU to go marry you and he was just beaming with joy. That's how I remember him. -- Liz S.
-- James Burnette
Although we have met only informally once at the Center for the Arts, Ulrich, Hong and I came to UB as assistant professors at about the same time. I had the privilege of having him as a colleague and a friend. He was a warm, gentle and happy person who was a superb physicist. I can't accept Ulrich's absence easily. Best regards and sincere prayers. Surajit Sen
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him unexpectedly at Fermilab--- we would talk about all kinds of things. He
was gracious, broad in knowledge, and thoughtful.
Uli also played an important role for me in my work on the W, Z, and top, and in developing signature-based searches. There have been several wonderful theorists who I trust to respond in a deep way to my often poorly-formulated questions. Uli instinctively understood what was troubling me, even though I myself couldn't.
I miss him. He was very very special. Sincerely, Henry
Stairway to Heaven
If tears could build a stairway
And memories a lane
I would walk right up to Heaven
And bring you back again
No farewell words were spoken
No time to say "Goodbye"
You were gone before I knew it
And only God knows why
My heart still aches with sadness
And secret tears still flow
What it meant to love you
No one can ever know
But now I know you want me
To mourn for you no more;
To remember all the happy times
Life still has much more is store
Since you'll never be forgotten
I pledge to you today-
A hollowed place within my heart
Is where you'll always stay
by Desiree
In loving Memory.....
The Deep Blue Sea
Come along, come with me,
Take a dive in the deep blue sea.
Put on your gear, let's explore
All the way to the ocean floor!
See that snail wrapped in curls?
Look! An oyster wearing pearls!
Watch the octopus oh so dark,
But don't you dare to pet the shark!
Dive on down, seaward bound,
Motion in the ocean is all around!
Dive on down, seaward bound,
Motion in the ocean is all around!
Now we're very far below,
The lantern fish are all aglow.
Is that a tiny shock you feel?
You just met an electric eel!
Giant blue whales start to stir,
Bigger than dinosaurs ever were!
Wave good-bye to the squid and sponge,
This is the end of our deep-sea plunge!
Dive on down, seaward bound,
Motion in the ocean is all around!
Dive on down, seaward bound,
Motion in the ocean is all around!
Meish Goldish
I remember how excited Uli got, after I showed him my pictures I took while I was snorkeling. He wanted to see this wonderful world by himself. I taught him how to snorkel and after a while he really liked it. He could see by himself what a wonderful underwater world was waiting for him to explore. And he was so excited to see his first ray in the shallow water, it was almost floating towards him.
Honey, I miss you so much and you left a big big hole in my heart. It hurts so much to be alone. You were my everything, my soulmate, you brightened my day with your presense. Your laugh was so catching. There are so many things I wanted to tell you, but now you're gone. I don't know how to live without you. In loving memory,
Yvonne
In October 2006 a tremendous early snowstorm hit Buffalo, NY. Two feet of heavy snow fell on trees that were still fully in leaf, knocking out electrical power in the area for a full week. For a few days during this unusual event, Ulrich stayed at our house. With his quiet good cheer and wry humor, he seemed to be everywhere, helping us to shovel the heavy snow and clear branches, and washing dishes after meals. In the evenings, we all joked and told stories by candlelight; he quietly befriended our old dog. This is how I really came to know Ulrich.
Yvonne and Baur family, we are so very sorry for your loss. We miss Ulrich very much.