Although different journals have different copyright policies, in general what are the restriction put by them on sharing our published article/work though conferences either oral or poster presentation.
If any please explain in details.
What are the steps needed to be taken if one wishes to present full or a part of the published article? A prior permission or reference or any other.....?
Thank you all
No problem but also you have to mention the original source(s).
Emad
You are welcome, please visit this link for more information about how to cite different sources.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_Cite_Different_Sources_Types_in_Your_Papers
Regards, Emad
The journal has the copyright on the article as it has become - not on the topic!
Unless you present an exact copy of the article, I cannot see any problem. You may even "re-use" your graphs/images unless they have undergone massive editing by the publisher.
BTW: if you and your work evolved since publishing, you may want to rework the contents due to the evolution you underwent since then.
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