Preserved Object Weight Processing after Bilateral Lateral Occipital Complex Lesions. - Gavin Buckingham; Desiree Holler; Elizabeth E. Michelakakis; Jacqueline C. Snow (J. Cogn. Neurosci., 2018)

Hand Tracking for Immersive Virtual Reality: Opportunities and Challenges. - Gavin Buckingham (Frontiers Virtual Real., 2021)

Exploring sensorimotor performance and user experience within a virtual reality golf putting simulator. - David J. Harris; Gavin Buckingham; Mark R. Wilson 002; Jack Brookes; Faisal Mushtaq; Mark Mon-Williams; Samuel J. Vine (Virtual Real., 2021)

Fooling the size-weight illusion - Using augmented reality to eliminate the effect of size on perceptions of heaviness and sensorimotor prediction. - Nina Rohrbach; Joachim Hermsdörfer; Lisa-Marie Huber; Annika Thierfelder; Gavin Buckingham (Virtual Real., 2021)

Supervised Machine Learning Hand Gesture Classification in VR for Immersive Training. - Ozkan Cem Bahceci; Anasol Peña-Ríos; Gavin Buckingham; Anthony Conway (VR Workshops, 2022)

Testing predictive coding theories of autism spectrum disorder using models of active inference. - Tom Arthur; Samuel J. Vine; Gavin Buckingham; Mark J. Brosnan; Mark R. Wilson 002; David J. Harris (PLoS Comput. Biol., 2023)

Using immersive virtual reality to remotely examine performance differences between dominant and non-dominant hands. - Jack Owen Evans; Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova; Gavin Buckingham (Virtual Real., 2023)

Examining the feasibility of immersive virtual reality to measure upper limb motor performance in typically developing children and adolescents. - Mohammed Alrashidi; Jack Owen Evans; Richard J. Tomlinson; Craig A. Williams; Gavin Buckingham (Virtual Real., 2024)

Enhancing hand-object interactions in virtual reality for precision manual tasks. - Madhur Mangalam; Sanjay Oruganti; Gavin Buckingham; Christoph W. Borst (Virtual Real., 2024)

Co-developing a Virtual Reality Screening Tool for Developmental Coordination Disorder. - Gavin Buckingham; Haoyang Du; Kate L. Allen; Jack Owens Evans; Liam Hill (IDC, 2025)