Meet the man behind Deadly Science removing barriers for Indigenous kids in STEM

Bianca Roberts

By Bianca Roberts
Published August 5, 2022

Twenty-nine-year-old Kamilaroi man, Corey Tutt OAM, knows firsthand that pursuing a career in STEM is an uphill battle for young Indigenous Australians.

Kamilaroi man Corey Tutt established Deadly Science four years ago and it has provided 25,000 books, 700 telescopes, 10,000 Lego kits and other STEM resources to more than 180 disadvantaged communities.

Overcoming his own barriers to become a laboratory technician for the University of Sydney, he knew he wanted to “give ...

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