same publication title but different venues

Graduate School
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<p>During my graduate work in comp science I wrote a paper that was published in a conference. Later that paper was included as a chapter in an edited book in the field.</p>

<p>Is it ok to publish the same paper in multiple venues (in this case, a conference and a book).</p>

<p>In my resume, I list it as two items in the list of publications, one for conference and one for book. But since the paper title is the same, I am not sure how it is perceived in the resume.</p>

<p>Does someone know the perception of listing two items with same title in the resume (Since not both of them are conferences, may make it acceptable)?</p>

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<p>You need to collapse the item on your CV so you do not appear to be giving the impression that it is two different publications.</p>

<p>Under “Publications,” list the entry in this fashion:</p>

<p>“Research Paper Title,” Conference Proceedings, Conference Name, Date, reprinted in Book Title, Editor Name, Place:Publisher Name, 2010.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the helpful input. </p>

<p>Also, is it a good idea to include a university technical report in the publications list on resume of someone like me with only a couple of publications? I have seen even renowned professors listing technical reports in their list of selected publication but not sure if it looks like a feeble attempt at the desire for more publications in the resume.</p>

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<p>I’m in the humanities. I have no idea what a technical report is.</p>

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<p>Is the technical report kind of like a review paper?</p>

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<p>I have only known them as “technical report” in my computer engineering field. It is a thesis-length report published by the university to be kept in library as well as the department (computer engineering). I am not sure what purpose they serve really, just a guess that may be help the professor get some grant/tenure.</p>

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<p>CV-wise: heed Prof. X.
Conference/journal-wise: Each conference has their own rules regarding this. Check on the call-for-submissions page, and then email if you still have questions.</p>