Potential Scholarly Publication
May function as important scholarly publication evidence in fields where conferences are major venues.
Conference publication practices vary dramatically between academic fields. A full peer reviewed conference paper may be a major scholarly publication in some areas of computer science and engineering, while an abstract, poster or oral presentation may have a different evidentiary role.
May function as important scholarly publication evidence in fields where conferences are major venues.
Review the publication format, selection process and scholarly character.
Can document research activity but should not automatically be characterized as a full scholarly article.
May show recognition or dissemination but is distinct from scholarly authorship.
The evidentiary record should accurately describe what was submitted, reviewed and published.
A full paper, poster, invited presentation and abstract may all be useful, but they can support different immigration arguments.
Potentially, depending on the publication and applicable requirements.
They may be publications in a broad sense, but should not automatically be characterized as full scholarly articles.
It can provide context when reliable and relevant.
Yes, depending on what the presentation and selection process demonstrate.
Related guidance: Conference Presentations as Immigration Evidence