My presentation at the conference is based on already published results. May I submit a paper for publishing in NGC2007 proceedings which is different from my presentaion at the meeting?
Yes, you may submit a paper which can be different from your presentation at the meeting as long as it fits in the scope of the conference. You may also have different co-authors for your presentation and the paper submitted for publication. The value of the presentation at the meeting is based on the quality of the presented results but not on the fact whether they have been published or not. Moreover, conference papers which present review of your own research and work of others have high value for attendees while the value of the journal papers is higher if presented results are original (not published elsewhere). To make conference presentations to be of best value for the meeting attendees and the proceedings papers to of best value for the readers, we do not require the conference and journal papers to be the same.
Related Questions
- An earlier version of my manuscript is (or will be) published in a conference proceedings (or conference best paper proceedings). Can I still submit the paper to JIBS for publication consideration?
- My presentation at the conference is based on already published results. May I submit a paper for publishing in NGC2007 proceedings which is different from my presentaion at the meeting?
- May I submit a paper that was already presented or published elsewhere (e.g., a working papers series, conference proceedings, and the like)?
