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Journal of Biomechanics|April 14, 2009
Are age-related impairments in change-in-support balance reactions dependent on the method of balance perturbation?Avril Mansfield, Brian E MakiArchives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|January 11, 2005
Assistive devices for balance and mobility: benefits, demands, and adverse consequencesHamid Bateni, Brian E MakiGerontechnology : International Journal on the Fundamental Aspects of Technology to Serve the Ageing Society|September 14, 2012
Attitudes of older adults toward shooter video games: An initial study to select an acceptable game for training visual processingSandra M McKay, Brian E MakiAge and Ageing|August 24, 2006
Control of rapid limb movements for balance recovery: age-related changes and implications for fall preventionBrian E Maki, William E McIlroyNeuroscience Letters|May 18, 2005
The association between later cortical potentials and later phases of postural reactions evoked by perturbations to upright stanceSylvia Quant, Brian E Maki, William E McIlroyHuman Movement Science|May 3, 2013
Effects of spatial-memory decay and dual-task interference on perturbation-evoked reach-to-grasp reactions in the absence of online visual feedbackKenneth C Cheng, Jay Pratt, Brian E MakiPlos One|November 14, 2013
Do aging and dual-tasking impair the capacity to store and retrieve visuospatial information needed to guide perturbation-evoked reach-to-grasp reactions?Kenneth C Cheng, Jay Pratt, Brian E MakiApplied Ergonomics|August 19, 2019
Effect of handrail height and age on the timing and speed of reach-to-grasp balance reactions during slope descentVicki Komisar, Brian E Maki, Alison C NovakExperimental Brain Research|February 27, 2004
Initiation of rapid reach-and-grasp balance reactions: is a pre-formed visuospatial map used in controlling the initial arm trajectory?Mohammad Ghafouri, William E McIlroy, Brian E MakiNeuroscience Letters|September 6, 2008
Stepping to recover balance in complex environments: is online visual control of the foot motion necessary or sufficient?Carol Y Scovil, John L Zettel, Brian E MakiPageof 5