Consistency and Compatibility in Human-Computer Dialogue. - Philip J. Barnard; Nick V. Hammond; John Morton; John Brian Long (Int. J. Man Mach. Stud., 1981)

Learning and remembering interactive commands. - Philip J. Barnard; Nick Hammond; Allan MacLean; John Morton (CHI, 1982)

Design practice and interface usability: Evidence from interviews with designers. - Nick Hammond; Anker Helms Jørgensen; Allan MacLean; Philip J. Barnard; John Brian Long (CHI, 1983)

When does an abbreviation become a word? and related questions. - Jonathan Grudin; Philip J. Barnard (CHI, 1985)

Psychological research methods in the human use of computers (panel session). - Thomas K. Landauer; John D. Gould; John A. Anderson; Philip J. Barnard (CHI, 1985)

The elicitation of system knowledge by picture probes. - Philip J. Barnard; Michael D. Wilson; Allan MacLean (CHI, 1986)

Approximate modelling of cognitive activity: towards an expert system design aid. - Philip J. Barnard; Michael D. Wilson; Allan MacLean (CHI, 1987)

The use of scenarios in human-computer interaction research: turbocharging the tortoise of cumulative science. - Richard M. Young; Philip J. Barnard (CHI, 1987)

Navigating integrated facilities: initiating and terminating interaction sequences. - Philip J. Barnard; Allan MacLean; Michael D. Wilson (CHI, 1988)

Approximate Modelling of Cognitive Activity with and Expert System: A Theory-Based Strategy for Developing an Interactive Design Tool. - Philip J. Barnard; Michael D. Wilson; Allan MacLean (Comput. J., 1988)

How would your favourite user model cope with these scenarios? - Richard M. Young; Philip J. Barnard; Tony J. Simon; Jan Whittington (ACM SIGCHI Bull., 1989)

Research for human-computer interaction at the MRC Applied Psychology Unit (lab review). - Philip J. Barnard (CHI, 1990)

Influencing behaviour via device representation; decreasing performance by increasing instruction. - Simon C. Duff; Philip J. Barnard (INTERACT, 1990)

Iconic interfacing: The role of icon distinctiveness and fixed or variable screen locations. - Alison Julia Katherine Green; Philip J. Barnard (INTERACT, 1990)

Modelling user, system design: results of a scenarios matrix exercise. - Nick Hammond; Philip J. Barnard; Joëlle Coutaz; Michael D. Harrison; Allan MacLean; Richard M. Young (CHI, 1991)

Multiple uses of scenarios: a reply to Campbell. - Richard M. Young; Philip J. Barnard (ACM SIGCHI Bull., 1992)

Modelling Users, Systems and Design Spaces (Esprit Basic Research Action 3066). - Philip J. Barnard (HCI (1), 1993)

On defining requirements for interaction. - Michael D. Harrison; Philip J. Barnard (RE, 1993)

Using Structural Descriptions of Interfaces to Automate the Modelling of User Cognition. - Jon May; Philip J. Barnard; Ann Blandford (User Model. User Adapt. Interact., 1993)

Interactions with Advanced Graphical Interfaces and the Deployment of Latent Human Knowledge. - Philip J. Barnard; Jon May (DSV-IS, 1994)

Modelling Interactive Systems and Providing Task Relevant Information. - Michael D. Harrison; Ann Blandford; Philip J. Barnard (DSV-IS, 1994)

Systematic Development of the Human Interface. - David J. Duke; Philip J. Barnard; Jon May; David A. Duce (APSEC, 1995)

Cinematography and interface design. - Jon May; Philip J. Barnard (INTERACT, 1995)

Using Interaction Framework to guide the design of interactive systems. - Ann Blandford; Philip J. Barnard; Michael D. Harrison (Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud., 1995)

The Case for Supportive Evaluation During Design. - Jon May; Philip J. Barnard (Interact. Comput., 1995)

Deixis and points of view in media spaces: An empirical gesture. - Philip J. Barnard; Jon May; Daniel Salber (Behav. Inf. Technol., 1996)

A modest experiment in the usefulness of electronic archives. - Jon May; Philip J. Barnard (Behav. Inf. Technol., 1996)

Modelling multimodal interaction: A theory-based technique for design analysis support. - Jon May; Philip J. Barnard (INTERACT, 1997)

Syndetic Modelling. - David J. Duke; Philip J. Barnard; David A. Duce; Jon May (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1998)

Representing Cognitive Activity in Complex Tasks. - Philip J. Barnard; Jon May (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1999)

Systems, interactions, and macrotheory. - Philip J. Barnard; Jon May; David J. Duke; David A. Duce (ACM Trans. Comput. Hum. Interact., 2000)

Human-computer protocols. - David J. Duke; David A. Duce; Philip J. Barnard; Jon May (HCI, 2001)

Rendering and Affect. - David J. Duke; Philip J. Barnard; Nick Halper; Mara Mellin (Comput. Graph. Forum, 2003)

Using Film Cutting Techniques in Interface Design. - Jon May; Michael P. Dean; Philip J. Barnard (Hum. Comput. Interact., 2003)

Performance of Reactive Interfaces in Stimulus Rich Environments, Applying Formal Methods and Cognitive Frameworks. - Li Su 002; Howard Bowman; Philip J. Barnard (FMIS@BCS HCI, 2007)

Process algebraic modelling of attentional capture and human electrophysiology in interactive systems. - Li Su 002; Howard Bowman; Philip J. Barnard; Bradley P. Wyble (Formal Aspects Comput., 2009)

On the Fringe of Awareness: The Glance-Look Model of Attention-Emotion Interactions. - Li Su 002; Philip J. Barnard; Howard Bowman (ICANN (3), 2010)

Voluntary Explicit versus Involuntary Conceptual Memory Are Associated with Dissociable fMRI Responses in Hippocampus, Amygdala, and Parietal Cortex for Emotional and Neutral Word Pairs. - Cristina Ramponi; Philip J. Barnard; Ferath Kherif; Richard N. A. Henson (J. Cogn. Neurosci., 2011)