Scientists Mentored by Barry Simon

At Princeton (many shared with Elliott Lieb and/or Arthur Wightman)

• Raphael Høegh-Krohn,  passed away - 1988     Wikipedia
• Michael Reed, Professor of Mathematics, Duke University, Durham   Wikipedia
• Lon Rosen, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, University of British Columbia, Canada
• Francesco Guerra, Professor of Physics, University of Rome, Italy   Wikipedia
• Charles Radin, Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas, Austin   Wikipedia
• Erhard Seiler, Physics Research Staff, Max Planck Institute, Munich, Germany
• Sergio Albeverio, Professor of Mathematics, University of Bonn, Germany   Wikipedia
• Aubrey Truman, Professor of Mathematics, University of Wales Swansea   
• Jürg Fröhlich, Professor of Physics, ETH, Switzerland   Wikipedia
• Israel Sigal, Professor of Mathematics, University of Toronto, Canada  Wikipedia
• Ira Herbst  Professor of Mathematics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville
• Alan Sloan
• Joseph Avron, Professor of Physics, Technion, Israel
• Michael Aizenman, Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Princeton  Wikipedia
• Rene Carmona, Professor of Engineering and Finance, Princeton
• John Morgan, Associate Professor of Physics, University of Delaware, Newark
• Alan  Sokal, Professor of Physics, NYU, New York and Professor of Mathematics, University College London  Wikipedia

At Caltech

• Heinz Siedentop (also at Princeton), Professor of Mathematics, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
• Leonard Mlodinow, Writer of books, screenplays and software   Wikipedia
• Walter Craig, Professor of Mathematics, McMaster University, Canada
• Richard Froese, Professor of Mathematics, University of British Columbia, Canada
• Michael Wilkinson, Professor of Mathematics, The Open University, Buckinghamshire, England
• Denis White, Professor of Mathematics, University of Toledo, Ohio
• Fritz Gesztesy, Professor of Mathematics, Ralph and Jean Storm Professor of Mathematics, Baylor, Waco, Texas Wikipedia
• Helge Holden, Professor of Mathematics, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Wikipedia
• Lorenzo Sadun, Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas, Austin
• Avy Soffer, Professor of Mathematics, Rutgers, New Brunswick
• Krishna  Maddaly, Professor of Mathematics, Ashoka University, new Channai, India
  
• Jan Segert Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, University of Missouri, Columbia
• Luis Seco, Professor of Mathematics, University of Toronto, Canada Wikipedia
• Gian-Michele Graf,  Professor of Physics, ETH, Switzerland Wikipedia
• Rafael Rene Del Rio Castillo, Investigator in Mathematics, National University of Mexico
• Albertus Hof, location unknown
• Oliver Knill, Preceptor of Mathematics, Harvard, Cambridge
• Leonid Malozemov, Executive Director, J. P. Morgan, Ridgewood, NJ
  
• Alexander Teplyaev, Professor of Mathematics, University of Connecticut, Storrs
  
• Yoram Last, Professor of Mathematics,  Hebrew University, Israel
• Svetlana Jitomirskaya, Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley Wikipedia
• Ovidiu Lipan, Associate Professor of Physics, University of Richmond, Virginia
• Christian Remling,  Professor of Mathematics, University of Oklahoma
• Alexander Soshnikov, Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Davis
• Markus Keel, Professor of Mathematics, University of Minnesota
• Dirk Hundertmark, Professor of Mathematics, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
• David Damanik, Professor of Mathematics, Rice University, Houston
• Serguei Denissov,  Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, Madison
• Rowan Killip, Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles
• Jacob Christiansen, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Lund University
  
• Maxim  Zinchenko, Professor of Mathematics, University of New Mexico
• Jonathan Breuer, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Hebrew University, Israel
• Eric Ryckman, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs, New York
• Helge Krüger, Vienna, Austria
• Christoph Marx,  Associate Professor of Mathematics, Oberlin College

If you think that you should be on this list, or contrariwise that you shouldn't (in the 1970's, the notion of mentor was a lot less specific and Barry was a lot less senior), please write to Barry.