Applicative projects

An applicative project is also an original investigation undertaken in order to acquire new knowledge. It is, however, directed towards a specific practical aim or objective.

Funds and FTE for applicative projects

Funds for applicative projects by discipline in 2015

Funds by gender of the applicative project leader in 2015

Applicative project leaders by age and gender in 2015 (their age at the end of 2015)

The youngest male applicative project leader is 37 years old and the youngest female leader is 36. The oldest male applicative project leader is 66 years old and the oldest female leader is 65.

Researchers who conducted applicative projects in 2015 by age and gender (their age at the end of 2015)

The same person is counted only once.

The share of funds for applicative projects by gender of the young project leader or other project leader in 2015

A special category is represented by applicative projects run by young doctors (a maximum ten active years have passed since the project leader received the doctorate degree). These researchers receive special attention in public calls for project co-funding.

Among young leaders, 34,0% are women and 66,0% are men. Among other leaders, 36,8% are women and 63,2% are men.