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Experimental Brain Research|May 31, 2002
Two illusions of perceived orientation: one fools all of the people some of the time; the other fools all of the people all of the timeRichard T Dyde, A David MilnerJournal of Vision|January 17, 2009
The influence of retinal and extra-retinal motion cues on perceived object motion during self-motionRichard T Dyde, Laurence R HarrisAnnals of the New York Academy of Sciences|April 14, 2005
Is an internal model of head orientation necessary for oculomotor control?Michael Barnett-Cowan, Richard T Dyde, Laurence R HarrisExperimental Brain Research|March 22, 2006
The subjective visual vertical and the perceptual uprightRichard T Dyde, Michael R Jenkin, Laurence R HarrisProgress in Brain Research|July 12, 2011
Enhancing visual cues to orientation: suggestions for space travelers and the elderlyLaurence R Harris, Michael Jenkin, Richard T Dyde, et al.Perception|February 26, 2005
Shape-from-shading depends on visual, gravitational, and body-orientation cuesHeather L Jenkin, Michael R Jenkin, Richard T Dyde, et al.NPJ Microgravity|June 27, 2017
The effect of long-term exposure to microgravity on the perception of uprightLaurence R Harris, Michael Jenkin, Heather Jenkin, et al.Journal of Vision|February 5, 2013
Asymmetrical representation of body orientationMichael Barnett-Cowan, Heather L Jenkin, Richard T Dyde, et al.Seeing and Perceiving|March 17, 2011
Perceptual upright: the relative effectiveness of dynamic and static images under different gravity StatesMichael R Jenkin, Richard T Dyde, Heather L Jenkin, et al.Experimental Brain Research|March 24, 2009
The effect of altered gravity states on the perception of orientationRichard T Dyde, Michael R Jenkin, Heather L Jenkin, et al.Pageof 1