What is the difference between a journal article and a conference paper?
Can you give me examples?
Journal papers are more formal and longer pieces of writing that are subject to strict publication rules, while conference papers are typically shorter and intended for presentation at conferences with a specific audience in mind.
In addition to what Ajit Singh wrote: A publication in the proceedings of a conference (i.e. in a book), after a presentation was made at that conference, is often called a conference paper. See also: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_start_writing_scintific_articles_Are_there_any_differences_between_preperation_of_conference_papers_and_journal_articles
A journal article: a more complete presentation of topic, a greater percentage of new material, a real novelty relative to other published works. But it could be no difference of text quality between a journal article and a conference paper. The main criteria is formal: is it a journal or is it a book of proceedings?
AIAA journal is a journal. And papers here are journal articles. Peer-reviewed.
AIAA proceedings contain only conference papers. They are not peer-reviewed.
Intermediate option - Journal of Physics: Conference Series - it is a book series. It contains peer-reviewed articles / peer-reviewed conference papers. Depending on the rules of the country or the competition for a grant, it may be counted as a journal article or as a conference proceedings.
A prestigious journal: a couple of weeks for being rejected and almost a year for being published. A prestigious conference: a couple of months for being rejected and only few moths later for being published. :D
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