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2008It's an interactive,innovative and educational website aimed at enhancing interest and motivation in studying mathematics among young learners in enjoyable ways.Our audience will gain deep insight into how mathematics is anchored in every single aspect of our daily life through lively,funny and alluring movie episodes reminiscent of Disney's Pixar.About this site
2006Welcome to our website about Game Theory. On our pages you will learn all about Game Theory and how it is used in everyday life which includes Economics, Business, Biology, Computer Science, Logic, Political Science, and Philosophy. You will also learn about and play the combinatorial Game Nim which is a zero-sum game in which game theory comes into play. You can also click on the red words through out the site to take you to the glossary to learn what they mean. Thank you for visiting and we hope you learn a lot.About this site
2006Our main purpose is to make more and more people love math. Other perspectives of math are shown rather than math formulas and concepts. Inspiring stories about the eminent mathematicians are to motivate the visitors. A brief history of mathematics will also be introduced to readers. There are games for viewers to play yet learning math at the sameAbout this site
1997Basketball is a game that involves several disciplines including math, physics, and art, along with many others. This site attempts to show you the connections by looking at topics like the geometry of a basketball court, team logos, color theory, and game statistics. Finish up with a final exam and the Color Picker game. About this site
1996This mathematics site has tutorials in Algebra and Trigonometry and a very extensive section about Geometry. It also includes a lot of information about programming with Java, Chaos Theory, and fractal generation (Mandelbrot and Julia sets). There is even some software for creating stereograms, those three dimensional pictures that can only be seen inside your brain. About this site
2009Our website gives an overview to help students learn mathematics. We have included information and examples for the basis of Algebra, Geometry, and present the information in such a way that the reader may understand these basic concepts and gain the confidence needed to move on to bigger and better things.About this site
2009Girls, if you like science, technology, engineering or math (S.T.E.M.), then this site is for you! Our site takes a hard look at the differences between girls and boys in the S.T.E.M. field careers. Dreams Inspire Goals and you can be anything you want to be. If you think that men and women get paid equally, then this site will prove you wrong!About this site
2009THIS WEBSITE CONTAIN 4 TOPIC NAMELY EARLY HISTORY, MEDIVAL PERIOD, THE PRESENT, ABOUT US.About this site
2009This site is about math. It includes factors, multiplication, algebra, addition, fractions, multiples, and division. For each topic we have a page of information, it includes definitions, examples, and there are steps to figure out the problems. There are pictures to show examples. Our website teaches kids different subjects in math.About this site
2009This website is an informative website regarding Nature and its patterns.About this site
2009This site contains games and more problems and is aimed as near the fun to learn that people will walk to judge, to consider the possibilities of resolving and know how to choose and to carry out the optimal variantAbout this site
20091, the teaching objectives of this project: By recording the day-to-day spending a week at home, drawing charts, on the one hand, the students began to experience the collection, collation and analysis of process data; on the other hand, try to allow students to learn financial management, reasonable arrangements for day-to-day expenses, the feelings of the practical application of mathematics. 2, major activities include: First-hand invstigation, collation of comparison, the network of discussion, the actual experience. 3, the main stage activities include: (1) students in person a week to investigate the day-to-day family expenses, and analyzed the situation of household income and expenditure. (2) organize students to access the information through the network to express their views, analysis and comparison to enhance the awareness of students, encouraging them with the local standard of living comparison. (3) in the global financial crisis, how to carry out financial management of family experience on the 1st of small housekeeper. 4, page structure: (1) in person a week to investigate the day-to-day family expenses, and analyzed the situation of household income and expenditure. a) in person a week to investigate the day-to-day family expenses (upload: files) b) household income and expenditure analysis (message board) c) Who do you think a reasonable consumer (interactive: voting) (2) family and where the standards of living compared Search for resources (network, library) where the standards of living show (on the set: picture) (3) the face of financial crisis, do you have any suggestion on household spending? (Writing, message board) (4) small housekeeper day experience (writing, multimedia) About this site
2009An exciting interactive math website guaranteed to enlighten and tickle your math interest.About this site
2009HOW VEDIC MATHS TELLS US TO APPROACH MATHS QUICKLY AND EASILY. About this site
2009This website has been created to visualise the mathematical situations to make mathematics interesting by relating it to daily chores.About this site
2009It is about the two main wonders that happened in Mathematics - invention of 0 and piAbout this site
2008The Website is about a mathematical view of music. We uploaded a program (Bersong) which generates arrays of sound after analising an inputted picture.About this site
2008In this project we went over the history of music and instruments, what sound waves are and how they are formed, what simple harmonic motion is, and we went over resonance.About this site
2008In mathematics and the arts, two quantities are in the golden ratio if the ratio between the sum of those quantities and the larger one is the same as the ratio between the larger one and the smaller. The golden ratio is approximately 1,6180. The golden ratio can be expressed as a mathematical constant,usually denoted by the Greek letter (phi).About this site
2008This website discuusess the application of life skills in the subject of mathematics for the primary students.About this site
2008Discussion of the relationship between sports and mathematics.About this site
2007Explore the concept of taxicab geometry, a world beyond Euclidian Geometry that models the streets of an ideal city and has broad uses in real-life situations.About this site
2007This is a comparison between Mallorca and the fictional Fiboland Island to explain what the Fibonacci series is all about and make you discover the fantastic island of MallorcaAbout this site
2007This page is about Fibonacci and we have tried to make it fun and entertaining for young teenagers.About this site
2007Our web page tries to explain the Fibonacci series in a fun way by means of graphics, videos, music and games. It has been designed with teenagers in mind.About this site
2007This web page contains basically the necessary formation to understand about Fibonacci and his theory. The web page is not very original because it is very simple and its main colour is green.About this site
2007Our webpage wants to make a maths concept fun and easy to use.About this site
2007Our site Gsme Theory talks about how math is involved to solve games like Nim, checkers, and tic tac toe. You can actually play the Nim game on our site!About this site
2007This website will teach you all about geometric figures! Along with the disco theme, you will surely learn a lot!About thissite
2007Welcome to Math Mania!!! Where you will find famous mathematicians, math around the globe, how to write in roman numerals and so much more!About this site
2007The goal of the MMB Techno Math Club is to engage users in a multifaceted technology media for innumerable problem solving methods which provides immediate feedback. The varied levels of exercises and other resources will support, encourage and entertain users of diverse skill backgrounds while developing an understanding of mathematical concepts.About this site
2007Our web site had many different pages, links, and extras that made it fun. It focused on a place foreign from where we lived, so we were venturing out of the ordinary. The pages all had there own story to go along with the main theme. We hope that kids of all ages can enter and enjoy the adventurous jungle with Joe while learning multiplication. About this site
2007Our site isn't the greatest, but it will help you understand how to convert percents, fractions, and decimals into each other. Our theme is Power Rangers because PFD is a form of Power Rangers. About this site
2007Our web page tries to describe briefly in a fun way Fibonacci, his life and his theories and it is dedicated to young teenagers.About this site
2007nature is filled with many shapes which is not constructed from just straight lines,symmetrical curves or flat surfaces for example the shape of a cloud or tree parts etc. many natural shapes are constructed from a prototype of a smaller forms which is repeated with different scales . that is our study here as a new geometry called "fractals".About this site
2007Our webpage wants to show the difference between Mallorca, our island, and Fiboland, an island where Fibonacci numbers are the only thing that counts.About this site
2007This is a website all about an interesting math game: Sudoku. When you step into the world of Sudoku, you're sure to be absorbed in it. You'll just start to love Sudoku just as we do. You can learn how to play and then try it out on our website. You can also learn more variations of Sudoku and other related games. Hope you'll enjoy our website!About this site
2006An Examination of the Impact of the Golden Ratio on Human Perception.About this site
2006Our website is dedicated to all those who are willing to learn more about complex numbers but also to the begginers.The theory of complex numbers is described according each one's level of konwledge. The user will find an introduction in the study of complex numbers as well as exercises,online activities or quizes.About this site
2006Music is the sounds and emotions. You can measure sounds, illustrate them on charts find the rules which are describing them. But this is not the only role which Mathematics plays in Music. This old part of science is creating the musical pieces as well. Within the SoundFactoryProject our team is proudly presenting the mathematical world of soundsAbout this site
2006This is a website that can explain math that has taken place in the past and present.About this site
2004This site focuses on Rates & Ratios. The content is designed to teach students from G7 onwards about its use. Each part of this site covers different parts of the topic with worked examples. All ideas and information is communicated as effectively as possible. All sources used to gain information were reliable.About this site
2002The website 3.14ever is devoted to the teaching of Pi and Pi history.About this site
2002The site is a math site all about fractions. It is designed to be used by students that want a quick review of fractions. It is a good review site.About this site
2002The Top Notch Tessellation Web Page was designed with tessellations in mind. The site contains information about how to create tessellations using software programs such as Tessellmania, Clarisworks, Hyperstudio, and Geometers Sketchpad.About this site
2002Our site looks at the different tricks on UIL math and science. We also have something about peer pressure and how it relates. We have a monthly "What would you do?" story on our messageboardAbout this site
2001We have mathematicians and scientists on our website. There are biographies on the mathematicians and scientists.About this site
2000Welcome to A Taste of Mathematics.You will find the taste of mathematics here.The history of Mathematics,famous mathematicians,cxciting knowledge,the world difficult problems and also mathematics in our life... Browsing,thinking,enjoying,and have a good time here! About this site
2000This website is targeted for secondary school students who have an interest in mathematics and who would like to learn more about mathematics outside the classroom. It is particularly useful for those who have interest in the 'olympiad style' problems, i.e. those that require deep thoughts and applying basic concepts in a clever and ingenious way. About this site
2000This website explores and explains the exciting world of Pre-Calculus. Pre-Calculus is an important stepping-stone for students who are planning on attending college or entering a career which involves mathematics or science. This interactive website contains problem examples, formulas, resources for your graphing calculator and much, much more.About this site
2000This is a geometry site containing shortcuts and quick ways to help students gain a better understanding of geometry. This website will contain histories, lessons,problems, games,shortcuts, and more. It is a easy and fun experience for all ages to learn about the wonderful world of geometry.About this site
2000Our site includes information on Science, Health, The Arts, Math, PE/Sports, Social Studies and sites to help relieve the stress of everyday living! This site will be of use to people of many ages. It provides information on many topics.About this site
2000Math is a universal language that fundamentally connects all parts of the world we live in. It is a governing force of the new Information Age and the computer science behind it. It is becoming increasingly important in the modern world that students not only learn arithmetic skills, but that they delve beyond into the more advance branches of mathematics. Our website was founded with this purpose in mind. Enter The World of Math to better your own understanding of the art of math and prove your mathematical mettle in our online competition. Visit our comprehensive classroom tutorials. Participate in our extensive chat room and message board discussions. Compete with others in real time and in our problem-of-the-week. The World of Math combines all of the essential elements of high school math into a single place. It is an expansive website dedicated to the advancement and spreading of mathematical knowledge. We hope not only that you will visit our World, but also that you participate actively in our numerous interactive environments. Learn with the World of Math Explore with the World of Math. Teach through the World of Math. From arithmetic to calculus, linear algebra and beyond, the World waits at your fingertips About this site
1999"@" -- AT, or Authentic Tasks is a collection of real-world applications of mathematics in a great variety of situations. We invited companies to share their problems or particular techniques of mathematical content. Obviously, the collection may grow indefinitely depending on the company interest. There is a great need for knowledge in mathematics, science and technology to solve the every-day and future problems of our common world. Unfortunately, there is often a lack of relevance or meaningful context when we are supposed to learn these desired skills. Our basic idea was to show the opposite! About this site
1999Art and mathematics are so interesting subjects but they are not always linked. This site want to do that. Understanding what is it, why is it and how do it students can perhaps love more these topics.About this site
1999The main purpose of our entry is to give a broad overview of three major areas of artificial intelligence research. The three areas covered are genetic algorithms, neural networks, and fuzzy logic. In addition our entry includes a brief overview of Alan Turing's contributions to artificial intelligence research. In the three areas of our entry, we attempted to provide an overview of the topic, an example, and a statement of the possible applications of the technology.About this site
1999"Countnow" is dedicated to looking at statistics on many topics of interest . The site represents the flood of numbers available on subjects of interest: Life expectancy, global population, or traffic are counted in a different way . Countnow wants to point out the rising and falling of many statistics, and how slowly or quickly things are changing. You also have the possibility to take part of countnow. You can create your own counter, get a personal website counter or write your opinions in our guestbook. Yes, there are really a lot of things to learn and do on the "countnow" site.About this site
1999"Eloquent Logic : A World of Physics and Math" is a game web site that teaches the fundamental principles of physics (high school level). Rather than reading facts, the site is designed to invites the visitors to participate and apply learning. It's main topics will focus on basic physics phenomena: Vector Kinematics, Dynamics, Work & Energy, Momentum, Equilibrium, Circulr Motion and Gravitation. The web site will teach, and question the viewer on the topic taught. There are different levels for viewer with different knowledge experiences on the topic of physics.About this site
1999It's an interactive methode to improve math knowleges. We seleted the chapters we thaught were really important and we write them down as easy as possible, we didn't wanted to do a math site like the other so we add Javascript interactives exercices and easy to understand theory and images. The site is in French and English so it is useful for many people. The site also memorise (using cookies) the average that the user got for the exercices. About this site
1999What are the mathematical mysteries that have confounded mathematicians all over the world for hundreds of years? Why do mathematicians seek to pursue solutions to these problems with perseverance? Through the discussions on various unresolved mathematical problems, 'The Unsolved' aims to guide and inspire its viewers to unveil the mysterious masks in different fields of mathematics and to have a general idea of various approaches to prove a theorem. Some of the great unsolved problems will be discussed: 1) Kepler's sphere-packing problem 2) Is there an infinite number of perfect numbers? 3) Does a pattern exist for the occurrence of prime numbers? This site targets at all high school students who are interested in mathematical mysteries. Through this site, its creators hope to provide its viewers with a thrilling experience and to guide them to discover the genuine beauty of mathematics.About this site
1999We tried to build a site that shows the mathematical point of view in every subject, primarily science. We tried to put what we learned in our science classes in a mathematical perspective. We've included in our site various natural processes that fascinates us and described them in mathematics. In doing so, we hope to stir up some interest about mathematics and nature to our visitors. About this site
1999Come visit the Nanyang Junior College Mathematics Society!About this site
1999The team originally wanted to do the topic "Maths in everyday life" but found that it was too wide a scope to have a good focus. We decided to do something less general and narrowed it down to the topic Numbers. The things that are covered include: a)the history of numbers b)the numbers system c)some interesting facts about numbers d)some interesting and familiar number sequences Pupils will appreciate the importance of numbers in the study of Mathematics, and at the same time discover some interesting facts about them.About this site
1999This website will provide many information about maths. Visitors who visit this site can pick up some new maths strategies. They can also have have some time testing their skills in Mathematics by particpating in some of the Maths quizzes & Games. They also can find some relevant information about certain topics in mathematics as well as some information about famous mathematician About this site
1999Our aim is to introduce quantum theory in a easily understandable form with the idea to interest other young people in science and more spesific in the quantum theory. We explore the dinamics of the ever changing universe. Theories of famous scientists are explained and questions regarding the nature of the universe are asked. We then try to find logic answers for these abstract questions. About this site
1999This is a web site that both diverts your mind and answers your questions to math and science information. It makes learning a few science and mathematic information easier for others. While we explain the concepts that most middle school and some high school students learn, we have added a few true anecdotes and background information to both add to your knowledge and make the lessons more amusing. From the cave men counting their fingers to Eistein's theory of relativity, you can both learn in chronological order or by subject.It's a great way to learn just for fun or to try to understand how to do homework.About this site
1999Our entry is about how mathematics is used in geography. To study and understand geography requires a knowledge of certain mathematical skills. We give examples of situations in which math and geography are used together. Our entry has a problem solving section. Students can solve real and creative geography problems using mathematics. Topics which we cover are longitude and latitude, continental drift, time zones, scale and the four color theorem of map coloring. It is our educational objective to teach other kids about how one subject does not stand by itself, how we need all subjects to understand one. It is also our objective to teach other kids something about the geographic topics which are covered in this web page.About this site
1999Long ago people invented mathematics to meet their everyday needs. But soon some of them got interested in mathematics itself. They found that the realm of numbers and figures had its own beauty and mystery resembling the real world. The prime numbers have been among the most exiting and challenging findings for more than two milleniums. The greatest mathematicians of all times have contributed to studying their properties. On our pages youll meet Euclid and Eratosthenes, Fermat, Euler and Gauss, as well as celebrated scientists of our days. They discovered a lot of properties of primes that were extremely attractive but seemed of no practical use. The human experience shows however that every mathematical discovery finds sooner or later its way to practice. The primes did not make an exception. Towards the end of the 20th century the skill of factoring large numbrs became a benchmark for the security of cryptographic systems. Well try to present you a brief history of cryptography, describe some striking cryptographic protocols and give an introduction to the most recent and powerful means of keeping secrets. Well be happy if our readers get interested in the subject and some of them even decide to contribute to resolving the mysteries of the numbers. Good luck! About this site
1998What does the orbit of the moon have to do with the length of a human pregnancy? What is "the Golden Section" and what does it have to do with art? Pythagoras was onto something, as you'll see at this web site! And can water be used as a model of the entire cosmos? This intriguing site is in English and German. About this site
1998Have you ever been stuck on math? If it was a question on algebra, geometry, or calculus, you might want to check out this site. It's all here from pre-algebra to calculus. You'll find tutorials, sample problems, and quizzes. There's even a question submittal section, if you're still stuck. A formula database gives quick access and explanations to all those tricky formulas. Languages: English.About this site
1998Math Planet is web site dedicated to the advancement of mathematics. That's good, because today's demanding world requires young people to be equipped with a solid math foundation. Targeted towards high school students, there are many different categories, including Basic Algebra and Geometry, advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, SAT and ACT math preparation courses, and even a chat room for team problem solving. About this site
1998Welcome to the Math Tour, an interesting and entertaining site. This is a place to discover original math problems, humorous proofs of theorems, and interesting facts about math and mathematicians. Designed for all ages, both for beginners and those with developed math skills, there is something here for everyone. About this site
1998An extensive history of mathematics is at your fingertips, from Babylonian cuneiforms to advances in Egyptian geometry, from Mayan numbers to contemporary theories of axiomatical mathematics. You will find it all here. Biographical information about a number of important mathematicians is included at this excellent site. About this site
1998Is Albert Einstein your hero? Do you love looking at equations and scratching your head over mathematical puzzles? If so, you'll love this site! Learn how laws of physics and math can predict the swing of a pendulum, explain why breathing helium makes you sound like Donald Duck, and reveal how long your coffee should cool before it's at the optimal temperature for drinking. Warning: heavy-duty math zone, not for beginners! About this site
1998Enter the Math Files web site to learn about graphing various mathematical functions. Read about 2-D Graphing, Trigonometry, 3-D Graphing, and Calculus. Visit the 3-D Graph Gallery to view graphs that are complex and interesting to see. Learn the concepts of roots, Sigma Notation, and Pascal's Triangle. Visit the links section to view other sites on mathematics. About this site
1998Have you hit the brick wall of confusion in mathematics? Do your numbers have so many places that you don't know what to call them? Does the thought of decimals, fractions, and percentages curl your hair? Brush up with this tutorial. Before you can handle the higher forms of math, you must master the basics. This is the place to do it! Teachers can find cool resources, too. About this site
1998This web site provides an online resource to help students learn mathematics in an understandable, interactive way. The Concept of Function--and how it is the most useful tool in mathematical searches for relationships--is highlighted. Interactive quiz questions in the functions section check your knowledge of the topic. Unfortunately, several parts of the site do not function. About this site
1997Who knew there was so much to know about mathematical knots? Featuring easy navigation and straightforward menus, this site explores the formulas and factoids associated with the study of topology. While advanced math students will benefit most, the site also includes a glossary and biographies of mathematicians and scientists, handy features for all types of students. About this site
1997The probability of finding useful information at this site is 100 percent! Probability Central contains a simple five-part introduction to basic probability theory with a review quiz. Topics covered include probability properties, models, and rules. A poker game illustrates the laws of probability in a real-life situation, the probability calculator gives the likelihood of two different events both happening or either happening at the same time, and there are also links to related sites. Languages: English.About this site
1997Do you love math? Practice and hone your math skills to the cool MIDI tunes of Virtual Interactive Mathematics. Concepts are presented in the areas of geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. Need an online tutor? Find interactive practice questions and even a section with programs to help you to calculate the answers to your problems. About this site
1996Advanced students of math and computer science--dig in here. In thirteen lessons you'll cover everything from Boolean algebra to electronic gate notation. Each of the lessons concludes with an interactive quiz to test your knowledge. A few links are provided, and the site uses a simple design to present a complex subject. About this site
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Okay guys, don't laugh at me, but I just thought about this. I would like to hear you guys' thoughts on how the fight would go, though Im sure most would give it to Ward easily. Maybe. Maybe not.
My biggest question is, how could their promoters put a huge spin on things and make this into a HUGE fight over the course of a year? I mean, Ward is big in the boxing world, but not so much with casual fans. Chavez is going to be big (that's what they're working towards), due to his name, if he can keep winning. This would no doubt, be somewhat of a breakout fight for Ward, in regards to the world knowing who he is. The lifting is in the hands of Chavez's team...maybe a fight with Kelly Pavlik and some other notable name at 168 by the end of next year. He does have a pretty busy schedule, so it can be done...maybe May '14, if Ward stays at 68. What are you guys' thoughts on the popularity of this fight? Fight results? Oh yeah...Chavez is going to beat Sergio. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif) |
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Hope Chavez survives Maravilla.. LMAO @Ward vs Chavez....
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- Spine Center
Aneurysmal Bone Cyst, Back Injuries, Basilar Impression, Basilar Invagination, Cauda Equina Syndrome, Cavernous Angioma, Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease, Cervical Degenerative Disc Herniation, Cervical Disc Herniation, Cervical Myelopathy, Cervical Radiculopathy, Cervical Spondylosis, Chiari Malformations, Chondrosarcoma, Chordomas, Cranio-cervical Junction Pathology, Degenerative Disc Disease, Degenerative Spine Disease, Disc Pain, Endoscopy, Giant Cell Tumor, Hemangioblastoma, Hemangiomas, Kyphosis, Lumbar Degenerative Disease, Lumbar Disc Herniation, Lumbar Radiculopathy, Minimally Invasive Pediatric Surgery, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Myxopapillary Ependymoma, Neck Cancer, Neck Masses, Neck Pain, Nerve Sheath Tumor, Neurological Surgery, Neurosurgery, Neurosurgical Oncology, Osteoblastoma, Osteoid Osteoma, Radiculopathy, Sacral Tumors, Sarcoma, Schwannoma, Sciatica, Scoliosis, Spinal Column Tumors, Spinal Cord Injury, Spinal Cord Malformation, Spinal Cord Trauma, Spinal Cord Tumors, Spinal Decompression, Spinal Deformities, Spinal Deformity, Spinal Dural Fistula, Spinal Ependymoma, Spinal Fixation, Spinal Fusion, Spinal Infection, Spinal Instability, Spinal Meningioma, Spinal Metastases, Spinal Neurofibroma, Spinal Pain, Spinal Reconstruction, Spinal Schwannoma, Spinal Stenosis, Spinal Trauma, Spinal Tumors, Spine and Spinal Deformities, Spine Surgery, Spine Tumors, Spondylolisthesis, Spondylosis, Cervical, Spondyloysis, Thoracic Disc Herniation
Research Interests
back pain; degenerative spine disease; spinal deformity; spinal column tumor; spinal cord tumor; spine surgery
Dr. Daniel Sciubba treats all aspects of spine disease with a focus on surgical treatment of complex spinal reconstructions and spinal tumors. His goal is to treat all categories of spine pathology (degenerative, trauma, tumor, deformity) with the most minimally invasive approaches possible, techniques in which he specializes.Dr. Daniel Sciubba received his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S). He completed an internship in general surgery and a residency in neurological surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. During his residency training, Dr. Sciubba completed an infolded complex spine fellowship under Dr. Ziya Gokaslan. He also conducted a traveling orthopaedic spine fellowship in pediatric spine deformity under Drs. Randall Betz and Amer Samdani.
Dr. Sciubba currently sees patients at the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center on Thursdays and at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center on Tuesdays.
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American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS)
Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS)
AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves
AANS/CNS Section on Tumors
North American Spine Society (NASS)
Southern Medical Society (SMS)
Spinal Oncology Study Group (SOSG), Associate Member
Neuro Spinal Deformity Study Group (NSDSG), Member
Clinical Trial Keywords
- spinal column tumor
- spinal cord tumor
- degenerative spine disease
- degenerative disc disease
- spinal deformity
- surgical treatment
- spine surgery
- spinal diseases
- spine
- low back pain
- back pain
- spinal cord
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- Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons ( New York NY ) (2002)
- The Johns Hopkins Hospital/Neurosurgery ( Baltimore MD ) (2009)
- Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children (Philadelp ( Philadelphia PA ) (2008)
- The Johns Hopkins Hospital/Spinal Surgery ( Baltimore MD ) (2007)
- Neurological Surgery, American Board of Neurological Surgery (2013)
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Research Summary
Dr. Sciubba's current research interests focus on developing new treatment options for the management of spine tumors, creating and refining new animal models of spine tumors, biomechanically evaluating current and novel spine instrumentation constructs, and assessing the efficacy of surgical and medical therapeutics for spinal pathology through prospective and retrospective outcomes studies. He is resident-liaison to the Spinal Oncology Study Group, and officer on the AANS/CNS Young Neurosurgeons Committee, from which he also serves as a resident-liaison to the AANS/CNS Section of Disorders of Spine and Peripheral Nerves. He recently completed an intramural clinical spine fellowship under the direction of his mentor, Dr. Ziya Gokaslan.
Selected Publications View all on PubMed
1. Neurosurgeon Research Education Foundation (NREF) 2008 Research Grant Award. $40,000 Research: Effects of BMP-2 and BMP-7 on human breast cancer in a rat spine tumor model. Principle Investigator: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D. July 2008 June 2009.
2. BrainLAB Clinical Investigation Grant. $50,000
Research: Use of frameless navigation to optimize resection of sacral tumors. Principle Investigators: Jean Paul Wolinsky, M.D., Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D July 2007 June 2008.
3. North American Spine Society (NASS) 2006 Research Grant Award. $45,000
Research: Local Delivery of Small Inhibitory RNA (siRNA) and Radiation Therapy to Treat Metastatic Spine Tumors. Principal Investigator: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D. January December 2007.
4. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Pediatric Loan Repayment Program. $40,000
Research: Local Delivery of Small Inhibitory RNA (siRNA) and Radiation Therapy to Treat Brainstem Tumors. Principal Investigators: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D., George I. Jallo, M.D. July 2006 June 2008.
5. Ronald Apfelbaum Research Award. $15,000
AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Research Grant, June 2006
Research: Local Delivery of Small Inhibitory RNA (siRNA) and Radiation Therapy to Treat Metastatic Spine Tumors. Principal Investigator: Ziya L. Gokaslan, M.D. June 2006 July 2007
6. Combined Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and National Institutes of Health (NIH) Neuro-Oncology Research Training Program (NIH T32 grant, CA-09574). $120,000 The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Research: Local delivery of chemotherapeutic agents to tumors of the central nervous system Principle Investigator: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D. July 2006 June 2008
7. Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Fellowship Award for the Continued Support for the Completion of Medical Studies. $64,000. HHMI/Columbia University, Center for Neurobiology and Behavior Principal Investigator: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D. July 2000 May 2002
8. (HHMI) Research Training Fellowship for Medical Students. $30,000 HHMI/Columbia University, Center for Neurobiology and Behavior Principal Investigator: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D., Steven A. Siegelbaum, Ph.D. Title: Identification of amino acids required for activation of cyclic nucleotide-gated ion channels July 1999 June 2000.
9. Simon Rifkind Summer Fellowship. $2,000 Columbia University, Center for the Study of Society and Medicine Principal Investigators: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D., Barron Lerner, M.D., Ph.D. Title: Evaluation of ethical cases with no formal ethical consults 6/98-12/98
10. Summer Scholar Fellowship of American Foundation for Urologic Disease (AFUD). $2,000 Columbia University, Department of Molecular Urology Principal Investigators: Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D., Ralph Buttyan, Ph.D. Title: Detection of renal cell carcinoma using RT-PCR 6/98-9/98Lab
Dr. Sciubba serves as a Co-Investigator of the Spinal Column Biomechanics and Surgical Outcomes Laboratory.
Academic Affiliations & Courses +
Activities & Honors +
2009 Walter Dandy Award for Clinical Research, Johns Hopkins University
2009 Neurosurgery Chairmans Award for Improving Patient Safety, Johns Hopkins University
2008 Harvey Cushing Hunterian Research Award, Johns Hopkins University
2008 Neurosurgeon Research Education Foundation (NREF) Research Grant Award, AANS
2007 Neurosurgery Chairmans Award for Improving Patient Safety, Johns Hopkins University
2007 AOSpine North America (AOSNA) Clinical Spine Fellowship
2007 Elected to AANS Young Neurosurgeons Committee
2006 North American Spine Society (NASS)
2006 Research Grant Award
2006 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Pediatric Loan Repayment Program
2006 Ronald Apfelbaum Research Award, AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine
2005 Dr. Irvin J. Sherwin Award for Resident Achievement, JHU Department of Neurosurgery
2002 Janeway Prize, Columbia University College of P&S Valedictorian award
2002 Alpha Omega Alpha, Columbia University College of P&S
2000 Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Fellowship Award for the Continued Support for the Completion of Medical Studies
2000 Dr. Alfred Steiner Research Award, Columbia University Deans Day for Research 1999 The Lange Medical Publications Award -
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Dr. Daniel Sciubba focuses on the treatment of complex spinal conditions, such as spinal tumors, degenerative spine, and spinal trauma and deformities.
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital600 N. Wolfe StreetMeyer Room 7-109Baltimore, MD 21287Phone: 410-955-4424Appointment Phone: 410-955-4424Fax: 410-502-3399Location MapJohns Hopkins Outpatient Center601 N. Caroline StreetBaltimore, MD 21287Phone: 410-955-4424Appointment Phone: 410-955-4424Location MapJohns Hopkins Medicine - Green Spring Station10755 Falls RoadPavilion ILutherville, MD 21093Phone: 410-955-4424Appointment Phone: 410-955-4424Location MapDepartment/Division
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