Efficient Region Segmentation through "Creep-and-Merge". - Antranig Basman; Joan Lasenby; Roberto Cipolla (ICIAP (1), 1997)

Applications of the "Creep-and-Merge" System: Corner Detection. - Antranig Basman; Joan Lasenby; Roberto Cipolla (BMVC, 1998)

To inclusive design through contextually extended IoC: infusion IoC, a JavaScript library and mentality for scalable development of accessible and maintainable systems. - Antranig M. Basman; Clayton H. Lewis; Colin B. D. Clark (OOPSLA Companion, 2011)

The Evolving Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII). - Gregg C. Vanderheiden; Jutta Treviranus; Maria Gemou; Evangelos Bekiaris; Kasper Markus; Colin B. D. Clark; Antranig Basman (HCI (6), 2013)

Enabling Architecture: How the GPII Supports Inclusive Software Development. - Colin B. D. Clark; Antranig Basman; Simon Bates; Kasper Galschiøt Markus (HCI (7), 2014)

Harmonious Authorship from Different Representations. - Antranig Basman; Colin B. D. Clark; Clayton H. Lewis (PPIG, 2015)

About Us, with Us: The Fluid Project's Inclusive Design Tools. - Colin B. D. Clark; Dana Ayotte; Antranig Basman; Jutta Treviranus (HCI (7), 2016)

Building Software is Not (Yet) a Craft. - Antranig Basman (PPIG, 2016)

Software and How it Lives On - Embedding Live Programs in the World Around Them. - Antranig Basman; Luke Church; Clemens Nylandsted Klokmose; Colin B. D. Clark (PPIG, 2016)

Open DeveloperSpace: An Enabling Infrastructure for Stakeholders to Generate New Access Solutions. - Gregg C. Vanderheiden; Till Riedel; Matthias Peissner; Colin B. D. Clark; Ignacio Peinado; Tony Atkins; Gianna Tsakou; Antranig Basman; Simon Bates; Avtar Gill (AAATE Conf., 2017)

If What We Made Were Real: Against Imperialism and Cartesianism in Computer Science, and for a discipline that creates real artifacts for real communities, following the faculties of real cognition. - Antranig Basman (PPIG, 2017)

Tracing a Paradigm for Externalization: Avatars and the GPII Nexus. - Colin B. D. Clark; Antranig Basman (Programming, 2017)

The open authorial principle: supporting networks of authors in creating externalisable designs. - Antranig Basman; Clayton H. Lewis; Colin B. D. Clark (Onward!, 2018)

What Lies in the Path of the Revolution. - Antranig Basman (PPIG, 2018)

Critique of 'Semprola: a semiotic programming language'. - Antranig Basman (Programming, 2018)

An anatomy of interaction: co-occurrences and entanglements. - Antranig Basman; Philip Tchernavskij; Simon Bates; Michel Beaudouin-Lafon (Programming, 2018)

The Naturalist’s Friend - A case study and blueprint for pluralist data tools and infrastructure. - Antranig Basman (PPIG, 2019)

Critique of 'let them fail: towards VM built-in behavior that falls back to the program'. - Antranig Basman (Programming, 2019)

Escaping the prison of style. - Antranig Basman; Philip Tchernavskij (Programming, 2020)

Markup-driven polymorphism: A little journey (Work in Progress). - Antranig Basman (PPIG, 2021)