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General Information Moving to Brussels - What you need to know for moving to Brussels (housing, transport, health care, etc.). Surviving in Brussels - French lessons, cultural events, etc. For students visiting IRIDIA - Information for students coming to IRIDIA in the framework of exchange programs or bilateral agreements. University Administration - (IMPORTANT!) The what, the where and the how of navigating university bureaucracy - inscription, regulations etc. Funding - Information on getting funding for projects, scholarships and unemployment benefits in Belgium once the Ph.D. grant runs out.

Software and Hardware Workstation configuration - How to setup your personal workstation and laptop, printers, etc. Backup Server - How to use the backup server of IRIDIA Creating your own home page - How to create your own home. Access to Digital Libraries - Which on-line papers archive we have access from IRIDIA network. Using the IRIDIA Cluster - How to submit jobs to the IRIDIA Cluster. See all Software HOWTOs IRIDIA Technical reports - Information on publishing a technical report and LaTeX package(s).

The Swarmbots Project The main gripper of an SBOT SBOT FAQ - howtos/faqs for the real s-bots SBOT STATUS - The status of the s-bot in iridia (failures, errors, ...) Arena time slots - Reserve sbot arena time Compiling ODE, KODEX, and MISS - How to compile the open-source alternative to Vortex, ODE, a wrapper and the simulator MISS. Robot labs around the World Introduction to evolutionary robotics - Reading material for beginners (when Elio gets it done, which is probably never) The official SwarmBots webpage SBOT technical resource page - download the SBOT API and the tool chain for cross-compilation. The new simulator - Compiling, bug report, TODO.

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