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The distinction you're making is more about _fundamental_ research vs. _applied_ research, but it is research nevertheless. From the first hit I found on Googl
by njitbew 6y ago
The distinction you're making is more about _fundamental_ research vs. _applied_ research, but it is research nevertheless.
From the first hit I found on Google:
* Fundamental researches mainly aim to answer the questions of why, what or how and they tend to contribute the pool of fundamental knowledge in the research area.
* Opposite to fundamental research is applied research that aims to solve specific problems, thus findings of applied research do have immediate practical implications.