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Experimental Brain Research|July 28, 2004
Can the motor system resolve a premovement bias in grip aperture? Online analysis of grasping the Müller-Lyer illusionMatthew Heath, Christina Rival, Gordon BinstedMotor Control|March 30, 2007
Allocentric visual cues influence online limb adjustmentsMatthew Heath, Kristina Neely, Gordon BinstedMotor Control|November 7, 2019
Antipointing Reaches Do Not Adhere to Width-Based Manipulations of Fitts' (1954) EquationMarlowe Pecora, Luc Tremblay, Matthew HeathExperimental Brain Research|December 15, 2015
Alternating between pro- and antisaccades: switch-costs manifest via decoupling the spatial relations between stimulus and responseMatthew Heath, Caitlin Gillen, Ashna SamaniExperimental Brain Research|October 24, 2020
Visually guided saccades and acoustic distractors: no evidence for the remote distractor effect or global effectBenjamin Tari, Luc Tremblay, Matthew HeathExperimental Brain Research|June 21, 2018
Hand anthropometry and the limits of aperture separation determine the utility of Weber's law in grasping and manual estimationNaila Ayala, Gordon Binsted, Matthew HeathMotor Control|September 14, 2018
No Vertical Visual Field Asymmetry in Online Control: Evidence from Reaching in DepthJennifer Campbell, Stephanie Rossit, Matthew HeathExperimental Brain Research|September 22, 2005
Visual feedback schedules influence visuomotor resistance to the Müller-Lyer figuresMatthew Heath, Christina Rival, Kristina NeelyBrain and Cognition|January 5, 2005
Manual asymmetries in bimanual reaching: the influence of spatial compatibility and visuospatial attentionKristina Neely, Gordon Binsted, Matthew HeathJournal of Neurotrauma|August 4, 2018
Oculomotor Executive Dysfunction during the Early and Later Stages of Sport-Related Concussion RecoveryBrandon Webb, Dave Humphreys, Matthew HeathPageof 16