Baker, J., Cattle, A., McAuley, A., Kelly, A., & Johnston, K. (2026). Will artificial intelligence solve the riddle of athlete development? A critical review of how AI is being used for athlete identification, selection, and development. Psychology of Sport and Exercise.

Johnston, K., Robertson, S., Gollish, S., & Baker, J. (2026). The data dilemma: determining ownership of professional athlete data. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy.

Kelly, A. L., Johnston, K., Till, K., McAuley, A. B. T., Reeves, M. J., Dugdale, J. H., … Baker, J. (2026). Principles of talent identification in sport: The Talent Identification and Development Environments in Sport (TIDES) Society position statement. Journal of Sports Sciences.

Baker, J., & Johnston, K. (2025). Pushing your luck: on chance, serendipity, and athlete development. Sports Medicine-Open. 

Baker, J., Cattle, A., McAuley, A., Kelly, A., & Johnston, K. (2025). Will artificial intelligence solve the riddle of athlete development? A critical review of how AI is being used for athlete identification, selection, and development.  Psychology of Sport and Exercise. 

Korf, J., Johnston, K., Wang, Y., & Baker, J. (2025). Best of the best: A cohort study of race performance characteristics of eminent endurance cyclists. International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching. 

Johnston, K. & Baker, J. (2025). An evolutionary psychology perspective on athletic development and performance: Differences between proximate and ultimate explanations. Sports Medicine. 

Johnston, K. & Baker, J. (2025). Take Your Pick! Examining decision-making behaviour in athlete selection: A methodological description and pilot study. Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology. 

McAuley, A., Doncaster, G., Johnston, K., Baker, J., & Kelly, A. (2024). Selection and re-selection throughout a national talent pathway: Exploring longitudinal relative age effects in Northern Ireland male soccer. High Ability Studies. 

Grainger, A., Kelly, A., Garland, S.W., Baker, J., Johnston, K., & McAuley, A. (2024). Athletes’, ‘Talents’, and ‘Players’: Conceptual distinctions and considerations for researchers and practitioners. Sports Medicine. 

Mazhar, A., Patelia, S., & Baker, J. (2024). Perceived benefits of curling in older Canadian women. Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences. 

Baker, J., Johnston, K., & Till, K. (2024). Is it time to retire ‘talent’ from discussions of athlete development? High Ability Studies.