With the decrease in the number of doctoral students, will Japan's scientific research efforts decline?

The number of doctoral students is decreasing, and scientific research in Japan is indeed declining. According to the investigation, the number of doctoral students in Japan has been decreasing, which will bring a test to Japan's scientific research ability. In addition to the decrease of doctoral students, researchers are also decreasing, teachers' research time is also decreasing, and even R&D funds are decreasing, which leads to an obvious fact that the number of patents and papers is also decreasing, so the number of doctoral students in Japan is also decreasing, which leads to the decline of scientific research in Japan.

1. The Minister of Education encourages people to pursue doctoral degrees. Last year, the Japanese Minister of Education sent a letter to doctoral students, which not only highly affirmed their efforts, but also reassured those who wanted to study for a doctoral degree but were afraid to do so. The Minister of Education said that it is a problem that Japan needs to face that doctoral students give up their studies because of economic problems and unsatisfactory career planning. It is necessary to provide doctoral students with expenses to maintain their research and life, and to strengthen their research ability? Young researchers support the integrated system plan.

Second, deeply meet the needs of the doctoral community. In fact, this problem is not only in Japan, but also in China. Japan's emphasis on doctoral groups also refers to American ideas. We all know that the development of the United States cannot be separated from the state's support for scientific research. It is precisely because of a series of preferential policies to encourage the development of talents in the United States that the United States can go so fast.

Third, Japan should change the status quo. After a thorough understanding of the difficulties people encounter when they don't study PhD, Japan decided to launch a medium-and long-term training plan for 2,040 people. In this plan, Japan will try to solve a series of problems related to the number of doctors to encourage people to read doctoral studies and do research, and at the same time, it will provide considerable economic support, also in order to improve Japan's scientific research ability.