An English-language processing system that "learns" about new domains. - Bruce W. Ballard; John C. Lusth (AFIPS National Computer Conference, 1983)

Transportable English-language processing for office environments. - Bruce W. Ballard; John C. Lusth; Nancy L. Tinkham (AFIPS National Computer Conference, 1984)

LDC-1: A Transportable, Knowledge-Based Natural Language Processor for Office Environments. - Bruce W. Ballard; John C. Lusth; Nancy L. Tinkham (ACM Trans. Inf. Syst., 1984)

A General Expert System Design for Diagnostic Problem Solving. - Pamela K. Fink; John C. Lusth; Joe W. Duran (IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell., 1985)

Expert Systems and Diagnostic Expertise in the Mechanical and Electrical Domains. - Pamela K. Fink; John C. Lusth (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1987)

Dexter: a guide to selecting the best design for an industrial screening experiment. - Perry D. Haaland; John C. Lusth; Roger F. Liddle; Joan W. Curry (Ann. Math. Artif. Intell., 1990)

Filtering SQL via the principles of pandemonium. - John C. Lusth; Nenad Jukic (ACM Southeast Regional Conference, 1997)

Locating Group Members in a Mobile Environment. - Tracy Camp; John C. Lusth; Jeff Matocha (Inf. Sci., 1997)

A Characterization of Important algorithms for Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata. - John C. Lusth; Brandon Dixon (Inf. Sci., 1999)

Reduced cell switching in a mobile computing environment. - Tracy Camp; John C. Lusth; Jeff Matocha (MobiCom, 2000)

Unified selection from lists, arrays, and objects. - John C. Lusth (Comput. Lang. Syst. Struct., 2002)

A minimalist approach to objects. - John C. Lusth; R. Sean Bowman (Comput. Lang. Syst. Struct., 2006)

Computing with random quantum dot repulsion. - Ben Zhang; John C. Lusth (Inf. Sci., 2008)

Experiences with CS2 and data structures in the 100 problems format. - Nicholas A. Kraft; Xiaoyan Hong; John C. Lusth; Debra McCallum (FIE, 2011)

RRA: an audio format for single-source music and lyrics. - M. Rao; John C. Lusth (ACM Southeast Regional Conference, 2012)

A kit-based approach to preparing undergraduate students for research. - M. Aguilar; John C. Lusth; Sarah Dunlap; Debra McCallum; Susan L. Burkett (FIE, 2014)

SCAM, a flexible, scheme-like language for teaching programming language concepts. - John C. Lusth (FIE, 2014)