Is it unethical to submit an older paper to a conference and then update it after acceptance? I have had a paper accepted for a conference this summer, which presents the preliminary results of my PhD research. However, I'd like to present my final results at another conference in the fall, the deadline for which is in a few weeks, and which requires a full paper submission. My question is: would it be unethical to submit the first paper (in a re-structured form) in the hope that it will get accepted for the later conference, and then subsequently update the results before the final deadline?
"May I submit a paper to another conference that is essentially the same as a paper that is already published or accepted for publication?" 


NO *


  "May I substantially change the content of an accepted conference paper after peer review?"


NO *

* Unless it is disclosed to, and permitted by, the PC/editor.