ScienceWatch.com from Thomson Reuters takes you behind the scenes of highly cited research in these interviews, essays, and rankings featuring researchers in a variety of fields. Author commentaries come from all areas of ScienceWatch.com. There are also interviews with authors featured within every Special Topic and corresponding Research Front Map. In addition, there are comments from authors who have papers featured in Emerging Research Fronts, Fast-Moving Fronts, New Hot Papers, Fast-Breaking Papers, Current Classics, and Top Topics. Search for an author by year, month, or alphabetically.

Many interviews and comments include images of the authors’ work featured in their papers.

	September 2008 Avinash Kumar Agarwal; "The paper covers all aspects of biofuels (biodiesel and alcohol), starting from the production..." New Hot Paper, September 2008
	October 2008 Merav Ahissar & Shaul Hochstein; "It introduces a coherent conceptual framework to behavioral, electrophysiological..." Emerging Research Front, October 2008
	May 2008 Julie Ahringer; "We developed methods for genome-wide RNAi and made discoveries on the properties of genes and genome organization..." Fast Moving Fronts, May 2008
	March 2008 Scott W. Altmann; "The identification and characterization of NPC1L1 has opened a new door to experimental research in the field of..." New Hot Papers, March 2008.
	July 2008 Luca Amendola; "Probably the reason is that this paper gives finally an exhaustive set of rules for judging whether theories that propose a form of 'modified gravity'..." New Hot Paper, July 2008
	June 2008 Rolf Apweiler; "The paper gives an update on UniProt (Universal Protein Resource), which provides the life science community..." Fast Breaking Papers, June 2008.
	February 2008 Sabri Arik; "In our most-cited paper, by employing a more general type of Lyapunov functional and using the contradiction method, we have..." Artificial Neural Networks.
	August 2008 David L. Armstrong & Lutz Birnbaumer; Calcium ions trigger many of the fundamental cellular processes on which..." Fast Breaking Paper, August 2008
	May 2008 David I. Auerbach; "Our paper discusses emerging trends not yet described—we use the most recent data in a novel way..." New Hot Papers, May 2008