et très stimulante. Il faut néanmoins souligner un biais apporté par le financement sur projet, notamment type
ANR, où il me semble qu’il est souvent plus facile d’obtenir de l’argent pour des projets appliqués (voir très
appliqués) que fondamentaux : ainsi, même s’il est courant de plus ou moins discrétement « détourner » une
partie des financements de leur affectation initiale, certaines recherches amont très excitantes ont dû parfois
êtres mises de côté au profit d’aspects plus « valorisables » mieux perçus par les organismes financeurs.
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