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TOKYO -- The pool of potential Nobel Prize winners is shrinking in Japan, reflecting waning interest in the work of Japanese scholars. This comes as renowned Japanese academics are being increasingly overshadowed by scholars in China, who have seen their stars rise.
Obvious to all is that Japan needs more prowess in cutting-edge technology, pushing researchers and their achievements to recover traction in peer-reviewed scientific journals to stem a slide into global irrelevancy.
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