You will find here a guide for a smooth installation, in the lab, but also on the campus and outside.
Most things depend on your status (intern/PhD student/postdoc/researcher) and citizenship. We try to cover most aspects. If you figure out something is missing, or needs to be updated, please let us know.
The lab is organized on the 4th-5th floors of 32-33. As soon as you arrive in the lab, it is great to introduce yourself to everyone (together with your advisor if you are an inter/phd-student/postdoc). It is a great way to get to know the spatial organization of the lab.
Most importantly, go see the unit's director Georges Debrégeas (bureau 410) and the gestionnaire Malika Pierrat (bureau 408).
If you're a Ph.D. or postdoc, you also have to fill in the Information System Safety Charter, available here.
As you arrive, there are several things to take care of:
If you are not French, if you just moved to France, it can be difficult to get everything done. You will find some advice in the “Exterior” part of the wiki, about sécurité sociale, banking, housing, guarantee, public transport, etc.