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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science|April 3, 2012
The effect of central visual impairment on manual prehension when tasked with transporting-to-place an object accurately to a new locationMatthew A Timmis, Shahina PardhanInvestigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science|May 24, 2012
Patients with central visual field loss adopt a cautious gait strategy during tasks that present a high risk of fallingMatthew A Timmis, Shahina PardhanGait & Posture|March 20, 2012
Obstacle crossing during locomotion: visual exproprioceptive information is used in an online mode to update foot placement before the obstacle but not swing trajectory over itMatthew A Timmis, John G BuckleyHeart (British Cardiac Society)|October 17, 2001
Coronary stent deployment in situs inversusN Robinson, P Golledge, A TimmisGait & Posture|December 4, 2014
The effect of trial frames on adaptive gaitMatthew A Timmis, Kieran Turner, Keziah LathamPeerj|February 27, 2023
The effects of age and central field loss on maintaining balance control when stepping up to a new level under time-pressureTjerk Zult, Matthew A Timmis, Shahina PardhanGait & Posture|March 24, 2016
How does the extent of central visual field loss affect adaptive gait?Matthew A Timmis, Amy C Scarfe, Shahina PardhanFrontiers in Psychology|November 16, 2018
Keep Your Eye on the Ball; the Impact of an Anticipatory Fixation During Successful and Unsuccessful Soccer Penalty KicksMatthew A Timmis, Alessandro Piras, Kjell N van ParidonExperimental Brain Research|April 1, 2009
Visuomotor control of step descent: evidence of specialised role of the lower visual fieldMatthew A Timmis, Simon J Bennett, John G BuckleyActa Psychologica|June 9, 2009
Eye movements are not a prerequisite for learning movement sequence timing through observationSpencer J Hayes, Matthew A Timmis, Simon J BennettPageof 6