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The starting point of the present work is the observation of possibleanalogies, both at the phenomenological and at the methodological level,between the subcritical transition to turbulence and the glass transition.Having recalled the phenomenology of the subcritical transition to turbulence,we review the theories of the glass transition at a very basic level, focusingon the history of their development as well as on the concepts they haveelaborated. Doing so, we aim at attracting the attention on the above mentionedanalogies, which we believe could inspire new developments in the theory of thesubcritical transition to turbulence. We then briefly describe a model inspiredby one of the simplest and most inspiring model of the glass transition, theso-called Random Energy Model, as a first step in that direction.

The glass transition in a nutshell: a source of inspiration to describe the subcritical transition to turbulence