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{\bf Supplementary Information for PEC for Doron ZEILBERGER}
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{\bf Last Update: Jan. 27, 2010}
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{\bf Honors}
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{\bf 1.} I have been invited to give the 
American Mathematical Society's 2010 Erd\"os Memorial Lecture.
This annual lecture is considered a great honor
(previous speakers include a Fields medalist (Gowers), a
Wolf prize winner (Furstenberg), a Nevallina prize-winner
(Wigderson) a MacArthur fellow (Diaconis)
and many other luminaries (Bollobas, Conway, Graham, Lagarias, Sturmfels).
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{\bf 2.} I have been invited to give the 2010  Chaim Leib
Pekeris lecture at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.
This annual lecture is considered a great honor
(previous speakers include a Nobel-prize winner (Aumann),
two Fields-medalists (Smale, Zelmanov), three
Wolf-prize winners (Langlands, Lovasz, Smale),
two Turing-award [The ``Nobel'' of computer science] winners
(Pnueli, Karp), three MacArthur fellows (E. Keller, Koller, Oster),
two recipients of the National Medal of Science (Karp, Nirenberg),
one Kyoto-prize winner (Karp),
one knight (Sir James Lighthill) 
and other luminaries (Sarnak, Alon, Papadimitriou, $\dots$).
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{\bf Grant}
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I was granted a five-year NSF grant for 2009-2014
totalling, so far, \$350,000. It will likely have
additional funds  via
future supplement to support graduate students, like in previous grants.
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{\bf Graduate Education}
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{\bf 1.} My Experimental Mathematics graduate class is a regular feature,
given every Spring  semester, and is a huge success. 
The content changes each time, but students gain a solid foundation
in computer algebra. I currently have 13 students, which, as you know,
is very high for a non-requirement graduate class.
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{\bf 2.} Two students got their PhD,
under my supervision, last academic year. Eric Rowland,
currently a visting assistant professor at Tulane, and Paul Raff,
who is now 
a postdoctoral fellow in the school of communication here at Rutgers.
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{\bf 3.} I currently have three PhD students under my supervision:
Andrew Baxter, Emilie Hogan, and Brian Nakamura. Their
progress is very satisfactory.
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{\bf Undergraduate Education}
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I taught two large lectures (each with more than 110 students)
in multi-variable calculus (Math 251). There is a lot
of teaching notes in my website:
http://www.math.rutgers.edu/~Tilde zeilberg/DrZhandounts2nd.html,
available for the whole world.
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In the teaching evaluations,
on the question ``rate the teaching effectiveness'' I got
$4.87$ and $4.76$ (out of $5$) in the these classes.
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{\bf Seminar}
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I organize (with grad student Andrew Baxter) 
the weekly Experimental Mathematical seminar that is in its
seventh consecutive year. We often have excellent out-of-town
speakers.

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