Sure, but it needs to be re-processed on the basis of the conference papers to form richer and more thorough content, and then published in journals. This is not only in line with the characteristics that periodical papers need to be rich in content, but also will not be considered as self-plagiarism and repetition.

For disciplines with strong timeliness, such as computer science, many scholars will choose to publish international conference papers first, and then organize and improve them into journal papers, or even stop publishing journal papers when they feel it is unnecessary.

Manuscript requirements

1. Title: accurate, concise and clear, meeting the index requirements. Chinese titles generally do not exceed 20 Chinese characters.

2. Author's unit: provide the name and zip code of the author's first-and second-level units.

3. Abstract: In order to provide a summary of the content of the paper, it includes four basic elements: research purpose, method, result and conclusion. Without notes and annotations, describe the important contents of the paper concisely and accurately in the third person, instead of using the first person such as "I, the author, this paper" as the subject, it is appropriate to use about 200 to 300 words.