Tomas Malinauskas
@malinauskas.bsky.social
Structural biologist interested in human health and disease, working on structure and function of proteins.
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=EAfSbDcAAAAJ
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=EAfSbDcAAAAJ
Thanks to everyone who donated to @cancerresearchuk.org via my giving page (fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/tomass-...) and supported me in completing the marathon in Helsinki! Many thanks to Dr. Johanna Syrjänen for organising my talk on BMP signalling at @helsinki.fi, and to all who attended!
September 8, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Thanks to everyone who donated to @cancerresearchuk.org via my giving page (fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/tomass-...) and supported me in completing the marathon in Helsinki! Many thanks to Dr. Johanna Syrjänen for organising my talk on BMP signalling at @helsinki.fi, and to all who attended!
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Why Cancer Research UK?
1 in 6 deaths worldwide is caused by cancer.
Mortality rates have fallen since the 1990s thanks to better science & treatments — but progress depends on continued research into the biology behind cancer.
Why Cancer Research UK?
1 in 6 deaths worldwide is caused by cancer.
Mortality rates have fallen since the 1990s thanks to better science & treatments — but progress depends on continued research into the biology behind cancer.
August 14, 2025 at 1:43 PM
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Why Cancer Research UK?
1 in 6 deaths worldwide is caused by cancer.
Mortality rates have fallen since the 1990s thanks to better science & treatments — but progress depends on continued research into the biology behind cancer.
Why Cancer Research UK?
1 in 6 deaths worldwide is caused by cancer.
Mortality rates have fallen since the 1990s thanks to better science & treatments — but progress depends on continued research into the biology behind cancer.
One great thing about Oxford: lectures by the smartest minds. This week’s highlight: Prof. Christopher Garcia (Stanford) on TCRs — from 90s crystal structures to deorphanization & immuno-oncology. Thanks to Dr Ricardo Fernandes for organizing!
June 15, 2025 at 10:34 PM
One great thing about Oxford: lectures by the smartest minds. This week’s highlight: Prof. Christopher Garcia (Stanford) on TCRs — from 90s crystal structures to deorphanization & immuno-oncology. Thanks to Dr Ricardo Fernandes for organizing!