Professors of ESPCI ParisTech
- Jérôme Bibette, physical chemist, fonder of three startups RainDance Technologies, Ademtech and Capsum
- Jean-Philippe Bouchaud, physicist, founder of Capital Fund Management
- Bernard Cabane, member of the French Academy of Sciences
- Georges Charpak, Nobel laureate
- Janine Cossy, professor of organic chemistry, Novartis Prize (2000), Boehringer Ingelheim Prize (2001)
- Mathias Fink, professor of acoustic, professor at the Collège de France, member of the French Academy of Sciences, founder of Sensitive Object, SuperSonic Imagine, Echosens and Time Reversal Com.
- Étienne Guyon, former director of the École Normale Supérieure and the Palais de la Découverte
- Ludwik Leibler, professor of soft matter, member of the National Academy of Engineering
- Jacques Lewiner, professor of solid state physics, member of the French Academy of Technologies, founder of Inventel, Roowin, Cynove and Finsécur
- Pierre Papon, professor of thermal physics, former director general of the CNRS
- Jean Rossier, professor of biology, member of the French Academy of Sciences
- Jérôme Lesueur, professor of quantum physics
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