Is it acceptable to present published research papers at a conference?

In most fields, it is an acceptable practice to present published research papers at a conference. However, when presenting a work that has already been published or accepted, there might be some restrictions on how you can reuse the material that has been published/accepted.

How is a paper published in the Proceedings of a conference?

My paper was published in the proceedings. My paper was published in the journal. I would normally consider “the conference” to be the meeting you attend to hear talks, panel discussions, etc. I would consider “the proceedings” to be the publication that you receive at the conference that contains the published papers.

What to do if your paper is accepted at a conference?

If your paper is accepted by the journal, you can write to the journal editor and inform him/her that you are presenting the findings at the conference. Mention that you are presenting only part of the study and not the content in its entirety.

What’s the difference between a journal and a conference?

My paper was published in the journal. I would normally consider “the conference” to be the meeting you attend to hear talks, panel discussions, etc. I would consider “the proceedings” to be the publication that you receive at the conference that contains the published papers.

What are some famous cases of unpublished writing?

A notorious case of [an allegedly] pilfered unpublished work is that of Emma Cline who wrote a best seller, The Girls. Cline reportedly received a $2 million advance for her first novel and optioned the film rights before the book was even published.

Can a manuscript be listed as a publication?

if your manuscript is unpublished, it’s not a publication, don’t list it as such. if it’s published (arXiV or your website or other) while in review, clearly mark it as such (and don’t list it as peer-reviewed)

Can you cite a paper as under review?

if they are under review, then simply write under review after citing them without mentioning the journal or proceeding. I’ve seen many do that. But I know someone who mention in some of his papers ideas and cite them as under review but I am sure that they have never been even considered for publication.