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[843] Keidser G, Dillon H, Justin Z, Convery E, Dreschler WA. Trainable hearing aids: What do we know about them?. In: The 10th European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS) Congress. Warsaw, Poland; 2011.
[860] Mejia J, Dillon H, Nguyen C-, Yeend I, McLelland M, Johnson E. The effect of a linked bilateral noise reduction processing on speech in noise performance. In: International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research. Nyborg, Denmark; 2011.
[905] Keidser G, Dillon H, Convery E, Hartley L. Is inter-subject variation in measured directional benefit best explained by variation in acoustic, psychoacoustic, or cognitive parameters?. In: Conference on Cognitive Hearing Science. Linkoping, Sweden; 2011.
[842] Keidser G, Convery E, Hartley D, Dillon H. How well can adults manage a self-fitting hearing aid?. In: The 10th European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS) Congress. Warsaw, Poland; 2011.
[854] VanDun B, Carter L, Dillon H. Using cortical auditory evoked potentials for the evaluation of speech detection in infants. In: International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group- 22nd Biennial Conference. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[867] Fisher M, Chong-White N, Dillon H. Controlling the loudness of a communications signal with reference to its speech loudness. In: Forum Acusticum 2011. Aalborg, Denmark; 2011.
[853] VanDun B, Dillon H. Accuracy and efficiency of a decision tree to estimate pure-tone thresholds in hearing-impaired adults using cortical auditory evoked potentials (CAEPs). In: International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group- 22nd Biennial Conference. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[866] Bardy F, VanDun B, Dillon H, McMahon C. Deconvolution of Overlapping Cortical Auditory Evoked Potentials (CAEPs) Recorded Using Very Short ISIs. In: International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group- 22nd Biennial Conference. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[849] VanDun B, Loi T, Purdy SC, Dillon H. Preventing cochlear implant artefacts to obscure or impersonate cortical auditory evoked potentials (CAEPs): A pilot study. In: International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group- 22nd Biennial Conference. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[811] Glyde H, Cameron S, Dillon H, Hickson L. Spatial processing disorder: A cause of difficulty hearing in noise?. In: Audiology Now 2011. Chicago, USA; 2011.
[865] Bardy F, VanDun B, Dillon H, McMahon C. The Effect of Alternating Frequency and Reducing Inter-stimulus Interval on Paired Cortical Auditory Evoked Potentials (CAEPs). In: International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group- 22nd Biennial Conference. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[844] Keidser G, Convery E, Hartley L, Dillon H. Perception and management of a self-fitting hearing aid among older adults. In: Conference on Cognitive Hearing Science. Linkoping, Sweden; 2011.
[861] Gyldenkaerne P, Sharma M, Purdy SC, Dillon H. Audiovisual interaction in school-aged children - A speech in noise paradigm measured using cortical auditory evoked potentials. In: XII Biennial Symposium of the International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group. Moscow, Russia; 2011.
[907] Glyde H, Cameron S, Dillon H, Hickson L, Seeto M. The effect of aging and hearing impairment on spatial processing. In: Aging and Speech Communication Conference. Indianna, USA; 2011.
[645] Dillon H, Ching TY, Keidser G, Flax M, Brewer S. Prescribing Hearing Aids for Adults and Children. In: AudiologyNOW! 2010. San Diego, USA; 2010.
[672] VanDun B, Brown L, Carter L, Clinch B, Dillon H, Freeston K, et al. Using cortical responses to evaluate speech detection in infants. In: Newborn Hearing Screening Conference 2010. Lake Como, Italy; 2010.
[612] VanDun B, Brown L, Carter L, Dillon H, Freeston K, Schwarz DM, et al. Using cortical responses to evaluate speech detection in infants. In: Audiology Australia 19th National Conference 2010. Sydney, Australia; 2010.
[818] Gyldenkaerne P, Sharma M, Purdy SC, Arciuli J, Lochrin M, Tesan G, et al. Auditory processing and language impairment in school-aged children - A study of prosody and audiovisual integration. In: Macquarie University Reading Development Research Group (MURDR) meeting . Sydney, Australia; 2010.
[641] Raicevich G, Dillon H, Harvey E. Microphone Capsule Design and Laser Micro Machining to Achieve Low Noise and High Sensitivity. In: The 20th International Congress on Acoustics. Sydney, Australia; 2010.
[739] Gilliver M, Carter L, Williams W, Macoun D, Rosen J, Gibian M, et al. Music to their ears: how can young people's perceptions about their listening habits aid prevention strategies?. In: Audiology Australia 19th National Conference 2010. Sydney, Australia; 2010.