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Japanese government to pay industry to hire postdocs

MAY 15, 2009
Physics Today
Nature News :Japan’s science and education ministry has announced a Â¥500-million (US$5-million) plan to pay companies to hire postdoctoral students.

The scheme aims to deal with a glut of unemployed postdocs in the nation. The number of academic posts available to them has shrunk since the 1990s, as a result of government streamlining in the university system.

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