SPECIAL TOPICS

Gamma-ray Bursts - June 2009

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Read interviews, first-person essays, profiles, and other features about people in a wide variety of fields, along with information on journals & institutions in the topic of Gamma-ray Bursts. All of the author comments below are also listed in the site-wide Author Commentaries listings (available by month/year or alphabetically).

	September 2009 Chryssa Kouveliotou; According to our Special Topics analysis of gamma-ray burst research over the past decade, the work of Dr. Chryssa Kouveliotou ranks at #4 by total cites, based on 114 papers cited a total of 4,165 times. In this interview, ScienceWatch.com's Gary Taubes talks with Dr. Kouveliotou about her work in gamma-ray bursts. View Article
	August 2009 Joshua Bloom; According to our Special Topics analysis of gamma-ray burst (GRB) research over the past decade, Dr. Joshua Bloom's work ranks at #10 by total cites, based on 85 papers cited a total of 3,639 times. His record in Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters includes 114 papers cited a total of 4,344 times. In this interview, ScienceWatch.com talks with Dr. Bloom about his highly cited GRB research. View Article
	July 2009 Dale Frail; The scientist whose work ranks at #3 by total cites in our Special Topics analysis of Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) research is Dr. Dale Frail, with 92 papers cited a total of 4,745 times. In Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, his record includes 115 papers, the majority of which are classified in Space Science, cited a total of 5,507 times between January 1, 1999 and February 28, 2009. In this interview, ScienceWatch.com talks with him about his highly cited work related to GRBs. View Article
	June 2009 Peter Mészáros; In our Special Topics analysis on Gamma-ray Burst research over the past decade, the work of Dr. Peter Mészáros ranks at #1 by total citations and by total number of papers, based on 147 papers cited a total of 5,074 times. In Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, his record includes 153 papers, the majority of which are classified in Space Science, cited a total of 5,564 times between January 1, 1999 and February 28, 2009. In this interview, ScienceWatch.com talks with him about his gamma-ray burst research. View Article