Editing University of Paris (section)

===Nobel Laureates===
{{see also|List of Nobel laureates by university affiliation}}

====Alumni====
Nobel Prize winners who had attended the University of Paris or one of its thirteen successors are:
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#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Albert Fert]] (PhD) – 2007
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Alfred Kastler]] (DSc) – 1966
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Gabriel Lippmann]] (DSc) – 1908
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Jean Perrin]] (DSc) – 1926
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Louis Néel]] (MSc) – 1970
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Louis de Broglie]] (DSc) – 1929
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} {{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Marie Curie]]<ref name=":2" /><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1911/marie-curie-facts.html|title=Marie Curie – Facts|website=www.nobelprize.org|access-date=2016-11-10}}</ref> (DSc) – 1903, 1911
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Pierre Curie]] (DSc) – 1903
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Pierre-Gilles de Gennes]] (DSc) – 1991
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Serge Haroche]] (PhD, DSc) – 2012
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Frédéric Joliot-Curie]] (DSc) – 1935
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Gerhard Ertl]] (Attendee) – 2007
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Henri Moissan]] (DSc) – 1906
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Irène Joliot-Curie]] (DSc) – 1935
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff]] (Attendee) – 2007
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[André Frédéric Cournand]] (M.D) – 1956
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[André Lwoff]] (M.D, DSc) – 1965
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Bert Sakmann]] (Attendee) – 1991
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Charles Nicolle]] (M.D) – 1928
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Charles Richet]] (M.D, DSc) – 1913
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[François Jacob]] (M.D) – 1965
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Françoise Barré-Sinoussi]] (PhD) – 2008
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Jacques Monod]] (DSc) – 1965
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Jean Dausset]] (MD) – 1980
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Luc Montagnier]] (MD) – 2008
#{{Nobel abbr|Ec}} [[Gérard Debreu]] (DSc) – 1983
#{{Nobel abbr|Ec}} [[Maurice Allais]] (D.Eng.) – 1988
#{{Nobel abbr|Ec}} [[Jean Tirole]] (PhD) – 2014
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Albert Schweitzer]] (PhD) – 1952
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Charles Albert Gobat]] (Attendee) – 1902
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Ferdinand Buisson]] (DLitt) – 1927
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Léon Bourgeois]] (DCL) – 1920
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Louis Renault (jurist)|Louis Renault]] (DCL) – 1907
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[René Cassin]] (DCL) – 1968
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[Giorgos Seferis]] (LLB) – 1963
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[Henri Bergson]] (B.A) – 1927
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] (B.A) – 1964
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[Patrick Modiano]] (Attendee) – 2014
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[Romain Rolland]] (D Litt) – 1915
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[T.S.Eliot]] (Attendee) – 1979{{div col end}}
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Paul Nadar - Henri Becquerel.jpg|[[Antoine-Henri Becquerel]]
Marie_Curie_c1920.jpg|[[Marie Skłodowska Curie]]
Ren%C3%A9_Cassin_nobel.jpg|[[René Cassin]]
Henri_Bergson_02.jpg|[[Henri Bergson]]
Sartre_1967_crop.jpg|[[Jean-Paul Sartre]]
Jean_Tirole.jpg|[[Jean Tirole]]
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====Faculty====
List of Nobel Prize winners who were affiliated with the University of Paris or one of its thirteen successors.
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#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[George Smoot]] (Professor) – 2006
# {{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Gabriel Lippmann|<u>Gabriel Lippmann</u>]] (Professor) – 1908*
# {{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Jean Perrin|<u>Jean Perrin</u>]] (Professor) – 1926*
# {{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Louis de Broglie|<u>Louis de Broglie</u>]] (Professor) – 1929*
# {{Nobel abbr|Ph}}{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Marie Curie|<u>Marie Curie</u>]]<ref name=":2" /> (Professor) – 1903*, 1911*
#{{Nobel abbr|Ph}} [[Alfred Kastler|<u>Alfred Kastler</u>]] (Researcher) – 1966
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Henri Moissan|<u>Henri Moissan</u>]] (Professor) – 1906*
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Irène Joliot-Curie|<u>Irène Joliot-Curie</u>]] (Professor) – 1935*
#{{Nobel abbr|Ch}} [[Peter Debye]]<ref>{{cite book|last1=Courtens|first1=Eric|editor1-last=Gonzalo|editor1-first=Julio A.|editor2-last=Aragó López|editor2-first=Carmen|title=Great solid state physicists of the 20th century|date=2003|publisher=World Scientific|location=River Edge, N.J.|isbn=9789812795267|pages=144–145|chapter=Peter Debye – A Life for Science}}</ref> (Visiting Lecturer) – 1936
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Charles Richet|<u>Charles Richet</u>]] (Professor) – 1913*
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Jules Bordet]] (Researcher) – 1919
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Roger Guillemin]] (Researcher) – 1977
#{{Nobel abbr|PM}} [[Jean Dausset|<u>Jean Dausset</u>]] (Professor) – 1980*
#{{Nobel abbr|Pe}} [[Louis Renault (jurist)|<u>Louis Renault</u>]] (Professor) – 1907*
#{{Nobel abbr|Li}} [[T.S. Eliot]]<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://norman.hrc.utexas.edu/fasearch/findingAid.cfm?eadid=00478|title=T. S. (Thomas Stearns) Eliot: An Inventory of His Collection in the Manuscript Collection at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center|website=norman.hrc.utexas.edu|access-date=2016-11-06}}</ref> (Visitor) – 1948
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Gabriel Lippmann2.jpg|[[Gabriel Lippmann]]
Jean Perrin 1926.jpg|[[Jean Perrin]]
Kastler.jpg|[[Alfred Kastler]]
Ir%C3%A8ne Joliot-Curie Harcourt.jpg|[[Irène Joliot-Curie]]
Jules Bordet signed.jpg|[[Jules Bordet]]
Thomas Stearns Eliot by Lady Ottoline Morrell (1934).jpg|[[T. S. Eliot]]
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