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Q: How to write a conference paper based on a journal article?

Detailed question-My journal paper is still not published, and I would like to extract a conference paper out of it. So, what are the main sections to include and to eliminate? Thanks.
  • Asked on October 27, 2019

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Firstly, I am not sure about the exact status of your paper – whether by “still not published”,…

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Q: Can I upload my published paper to share my knowledge?

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  • Asked on August 3, 2019

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Promoting your research after it has been published is in fact a good way to share your knowledge as well as increase the citation of your…

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Q: How to write a conference paper?

Detailed question-What are the steps involved in writing a conference paper?
  • Asked on July 4, 2019

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Conference papers are articles that are submitted to a conference to get an opportunity to present your results. The presentation is…

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Q: Can I pitch my study results to media and submit my paper to a journal at the same time?

Detailed question-Is it okay to pitch your study results to media (abstract only) while simultaneously submitting a paper to a journal?
  • Asked on June 11, 2018

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Authors do not generally initiate discussions with the media for press releases of their study results as this could go…

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Q: What is a good way to increase the visibility of my paper?

Detailed question-My paper was published in a new journal, but it is rarely searched since I do not have a DOI and I am not registered in Google Scholar. On ReserchGate, there are options…
  • Asked on February 13, 2018

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Nowadays, there are a number of opportunities to promote your publication. It has not only become the author’s privilege but also his/her…

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Q: Is it acceptable to make a conference presentation before my manuscript is published?

Detailed question-I submitted a manuscript to an international journal and it is currently under review. In the meantime I have planning to present at an international conference to be…
  • Asked on November 22, 2017

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In most fields, it is an acceptable practice to present published research papers at a conference. However, when presenting a work that…

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Q: How can I promote my published paper?

Detailed question-I have written a physics paper titled “Origin of gravity." I have published it in a journal but only 7 people have read my paper. How can I promote my paper so that it's…

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Over the last couple of decades, there has been an exponential increase in the number of journals and articles. There is a huge amount of…

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Q: Is it ok to make conference presentations on my research before the manuscript is submitted?

Detailed question-Can I present my unpublished research at more than one conference (both domestic and international)? I have found that the same contents are presented several times at…
  • Asked on September 4, 2017

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You can present your unpublished research at multiple conferences. As long as the research is not published, you have no restriction in…

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Q: Can we present a research paper in a symposium based on our published research work?

Detailed question-Can we present a research paper in a symposium based on our published research work with a different title?

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In most fields, it is an acceptable practice to present published research papers at a conference. However, you will have to check the…

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Q: Can an author write a blog post based on his or her own research paper?

Detailed question-If an author writes an online blog post extracted from his/her own published research paper with minor changes (though more precise as compared to the original article),…
  • Asked on July 6, 2017

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Writing a blog post based on your own research paper is actually a good way to promote the study. This is common practice, and many…

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