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VARRASI, S., VAGNETTI, R., CAMP, N., HOUGH, J., DI NUOVO, A., CASTELLANO, S. and MAGISTRO, D., 2025. How human–robot interaction can influence task performance and perceived cognitive load at different support conditions. Information, 16 (5): 374. ISSN 2078-2489

RAMOS, C., MAGISTRO, D., WALTON, G.E., WHITHAM, A., CAMP, N., POVEDA, C., GIBSON, G.R., HOUGH, J., KINNEAR, W. and HUNTER, K., 2025. Assessing the gut microbiota composition in older adults: connections to physical activity and healthy ageing. GeroScience. ISSN 2509-2715

CAMP, N., VAGNETTI, R., PENNER, S., RAMOS, C., HUNTER, K., HOUGH, J. and MAGISTRO, D., 2024. It is not just a matter of motivation: the role of self-control in promoting physical activity in older adults—a Bayesian mediation model. Healthcare, 12 (16): 1663. ISSN 2227-9032

CAMP, N., VAGNETTI, R., BISELE, M., FELTON, P., HUNTER, K. and MAGISTRO, D., 2023. The effect of cognitive task complexity on healthy gait in the walking Corsi test. Brain Sciences, 13 (7): 1019. ISSN 2076-3425

VAGNETTI, R., CAMP, N., STORY, M., AIT-BELAID, K., BAMFORTH, J., ZECCA, M., DI NUOVO, A., MITRA, S. and MAGISTRO, D., 2023. Robot companions and sensors for better living: defining needs to empower low socio-economic older adults at home. In: A. AL ALI, J.-J. CABIBIHAN, N. MESKIN, S. ROSSI, W. JIANG, H. HE and S.S. GE, eds., Social Robotics: 15th International Conference, ICSR 2023, Doha, Qatar, December 3–7, 2023, Proceedings, Part I. Lecture notes in computer science (14453). Singapore: Springer Singapore, pp. 373-383. ISBN 9789819987146

CAMP, N., JOHNSTON, J., LEWIS, M.G.C., ZECCA, M., DI NUOVO, A., HUNTER, K. and MAGISTRO, D., 2022. Perceptions of in-home monitoring technology for activities of daily living: semistructured interview study with community-dwelling older adults. JMIR Aging, 5 (2): e33714. ISSN 2561-7605

CAMP, N., FERNANDES RAMOS, A.C., HUNTER, K., BOAT, R. and MAGISTRO, D., 2022. Differences in self-control, self-efficacy and depressive symptoms between active and inactive middle-aged and older adults after 1 year of COVID restrictions. Aging and Mental Health. ISSN 1360-7863