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
That’s beautiful work. Congratulations!
October 29, 2025 at 8:35 PM
That’s beautiful work. Congratulations!
Congratulations! The channel lattices are very intriguing, and the figures are beautiful as always!
September 11, 2025 at 12:11 PM
Congratulations! The channel lattices are very intriguing, and the figures are beautiful as always!
August 14, 2025 at 1:46 PM
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I’m deeply grateful to my family, friends & colleagues for their generosity 💙
Please consider supporting Cancer Research UK through my Giving Page:
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I’m deeply grateful to my family, friends & colleagues for their generosity 💙
Please consider supporting Cancer Research UK through my Giving Page:
🔗 fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/tomass-...
Tomas's Giving Page
Hi everyone,
I am running the Helsinki Marathon 2025 to support Cancer Research UK. Please consider donating to Cancer Research UK through this Giving Page.
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August 14, 2025 at 1:45 PM
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I’m deeply grateful to my family, friends & colleagues for their generosity 💙
Please consider supporting Cancer Research UK through my Giving Page:
🔗 fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/tomass-...
I’m deeply grateful to my family, friends & colleagues for their generosity 💙
Please consider supporting Cancer Research UK through my Giving Page:
🔗 fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/tomass-...
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Today, Finland is at the frontier of the democratic world, helping to protect our way of life in Europe & beyond.
I’m proud to show support for our Nordic friends during my visit.
Today, Finland is at the frontier of the democratic world, helping to protect our way of life in Europe & beyond.
I’m proud to show support for our Nordic friends during my visit.
August 14, 2025 at 1:45 PM
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Today, Finland is at the frontier of the democratic world, helping to protect our way of life in Europe & beyond.
I’m proud to show support for our Nordic friends during my visit.
Today, Finland is at the frontier of the democratic world, helping to protect our way of life in Europe & beyond.
I’m proud to show support for our Nordic friends during my visit.
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Why Helsinki? 🇫🇮
Not just for the ideal 2–13 °C running weather!
I spent a semester at the University of Helsinki via Erasmus, where I first experienced world-class research.
That inspired me to apply for my Cancer Research UK studentship at Oxford.
Why Helsinki? 🇫🇮
Not just for the ideal 2–13 °C running weather!
I spent a semester at the University of Helsinki via Erasmus, where I first experienced world-class research.
That inspired me to apply for my Cancer Research UK studentship at Oxford.
August 14, 2025 at 1:45 PM
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Why Helsinki? 🇫🇮
Not just for the ideal 2–13 °C running weather!
I spent a semester at the University of Helsinki via Erasmus, where I first experienced world-class research.
That inspired me to apply for my Cancer Research UK studentship at Oxford.
Why Helsinki? 🇫🇮
Not just for the ideal 2–13 °C running weather!
I spent a semester at the University of Helsinki via Erasmus, where I first experienced world-class research.
That inspired me to apply for my Cancer Research UK studentship at Oxford.
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Most of our research is published in peer-reviewed journals (see PubMed or Google Scholar).
Running this marathon is my way to thank Cancer Research UK — and to share how scientists contribute to the fight against cancer.
Most of our research is published in peer-reviewed journals (see PubMed or Google Scholar).
Running this marathon is my way to thank Cancer Research UK — and to share how scientists contribute to the fight against cancer.
August 14, 2025 at 1:45 PM
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Most of our research is published in peer-reviewed journals (see PubMed or Google Scholar).
Running this marathon is my way to thank Cancer Research UK — and to share how scientists contribute to the fight against cancer.
Most of our research is published in peer-reviewed journals (see PubMed or Google Scholar).
Running this marathon is my way to thank Cancer Research UK — and to share how scientists contribute to the fight against cancer.
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Over the years, my colleagues & I have revealed how cells “talk” to each other by mapping proteins in 3D at atomic resolution.
These mechanisms often fail in cancer.
Understanding them could lead to new treatments 💡🔬
Over the years, my colleagues & I have revealed how cells “talk” to each other by mapping proteins in 3D at atomic resolution.
These mechanisms often fail in cancer.
Understanding them could lead to new treatments 💡🔬
August 14, 2025 at 1:44 PM
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Over the years, my colleagues & I have revealed how cells “talk” to each other by mapping proteins in 3D at atomic resolution.
These mechanisms often fail in cancer.
Understanding them could lead to new treatments 💡🔬
Over the years, my colleagues & I have revealed how cells “talk” to each other by mapping proteins in 3D at atomic resolution.
These mechanisms often fail in cancer.
Understanding them could lead to new treatments 💡🔬
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I’m a structural biologist, studying how molecules in our cells work.
This helps us understand what goes wrong in cancer — and how we might fix it.
Cancer Research UK funded my PhD at Oxford & continues to support my research today 🙏
I’m a structural biologist, studying how molecules in our cells work.
This helps us understand what goes wrong in cancer — and how we might fix it.
Cancer Research UK funded my PhD at Oxford & continues to support my research today 🙏
August 14, 2025 at 1:44 PM
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I’m a structural biologist, studying how molecules in our cells work.
This helps us understand what goes wrong in cancer — and how we might fix it.
Cancer Research UK funded my PhD at Oxford & continues to support my research today 🙏
I’m a structural biologist, studying how molecules in our cells work.
This helps us understand what goes wrong in cancer — and how we might fix it.
Cancer Research UK funded my PhD at Oxford & continues to support my research today 🙏
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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.