A Demographic Database for Monitoring Community Life Support Skills. - Ronnie Downie; Sandra Ferguson; John Gomez; John Bryden; Lesley Wilkie (MedInfo, 2001)

Sentence-based metadata: an approach and tool for viewing database designs. - John M. Boyle; Jakob Gunge; John Bryden; Kaz Librowski; Hsin-Yi Hanna (J. Inf. Sci., 2002)

Slime Mould and the Transition to Multicellularity: The Role of the Macrocyst Stage. - John Bryden (ECAL, 2005)

SpiderCrab and the emergent object: designing for the twenty-first century. - Mick Wallis; Sita Popat; Alice Bayliss; Joslin McKinney; John Bryden; David C. Hogg; Matthew Godden; Rich Walker (DUX, 2007)

The Role of Collective Reproduction in Evolution. - John Bryden (ECAL, 2007)

From Artificial Societies to New Social Science Theory. - Eric Silverman; John Bryden (ECAL, 2007)

An Integrated Neuro-mechanical Model of C. elegansForward Locomotion. - Jordan H. Boyle; John Bryden; Netta Cohen (ICONIP (1), 2007)

How might group selection explain the major evolutionary transitions? - John Bryden (ALIFE, 2008)

Building artificial personalities - expressive communication channels based on an interlingua for a human-robot dance. - John Bryden; David C. Hogg; Sita Popat; Mick Wallis (ALIFE, 2008)

Neural control of Caenorhabditis elegans forward locomotion: the role of sensory feedback. - John Bryden; Netta Cohen (Biol. Cybern., 2008)

The Impact of Clonal Mixing on the Evolution of Social Behaviour in Aphids. - John Bryden; Vincent A. A. Jansen (ALIFE, 2010)

Stability in Flux - Group Dynamics in Adaptive Networks. - Nicholas Geard; John Bryden; Sebastian Funk; Vincent A. A. Jansen; Seth Bullock (ALIFE, 2010)

Word usage mirrors community structure in the online social network Twitter. - John Bryden; Sebastian Funk; Vincent A. A. Jansen (EPJ Data Sci., 2013)

Twitter users change word usage according to conversation-partner social identity. - Nadine Tamburrini; Marco Cinnirella; Vincent A. A. Jansen; John Bryden (Soc. Networks, 2015)

Status in flux: Unequal alliances can create power vacuums. - John Bryden; Eric Silverman; Simon T. Powers (CoRR, 2019)

CoVaxxy: A Collection of English-Language Twitter Posts About COVID-19 Vaccines. - Matthew R. DeVerna; Francesco Pierri 002; Bao Tran Truong; John Bollenbacher; David Axelrod; Niklas Loynes; Christopher Torres-Lugo; Kai-Cheng Yang; Filippo Menczer; John Bryden (ICWSM, 2021)

CoVaxxy: A global collection of English Twitter posts about COVID-19 vaccines. - Matthew DeVerna; Francesco Pierri 002; Bao Tran Truong; John Bollenbacher; David Axelrod; Niklas Loynes; Christopher Torres-Lugo; Kai-Cheng Yang; Filippo Menczer; John Bryden (CoRR, 2021)

The impact of online misinformation on U.S. COVID-19 vaccinations. - Francesco Pierri 002; Brea L. Perry; Matthew R. DeVerna; Kai-Cheng Yang; Alessandro Flammini; Filippo Menczer; John Bryden (CoRR, 2021)

The COVID-19 Infodemic: Twitter versus Facebook. - Kai-Cheng Yang; Francesco Pierri 002; Pik-Mai Hui; David Axelrod; Christopher Torres-Lugo; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (Big Data Soc., 2021)

Identification and characterization of misinformation superspreaders on social media. - Matthew R. DeVerna; Rachith Aiyappa; Diogo Pacheco; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (CoRR, 2022)

One year of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation on Twitter. - Francesco Pierri 002; Matthew R. DeVerna; Kai-Cheng Yang; David Axelrod; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (CoRR, 2022)

Does United Kingdom parliamentary attention follow social media posts? - John Bollenbacher; Niklas Loynes; John Bryden (EPJ Data Sci., 2022)

Effects of Antivaccine Tweets on COVID-19 Vaccinations, Cases, and Deaths. - John Bollenbacher; Filippo Menczer; John Bryden (CoRR, 2024)

Information diffusion assumptions can distort our understanding of social network dynamics. - Matthew R. DeVerna; Francesco Pierri 002; Rachith Aiyappa; Diogo Pacheco; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (CoRR, 2024)

Supporting Data: Information diffusion assumptions can distort our understanding of social network dynamics. - Matthew DeVerna; Rachith Aiyappa; Francesco Pierri 002; Diogo Pacheco; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (Zenodo, 2024)

Information diffusion assumptions can distort our understanding of social network dynamics (code and data). - Matthew DeVerna; Rachith Aiyappa; Francesco Pierri 002; Diogo Pacheco; John Bryden; Filippo Menczer (Zenodo, 2024)