Through the support of The John Villiers Trust (JVT), Deadly Science is dismantling the barriers to engaging in STEM in country Queensland.

For many children in rural, regional and remote Queensland, the word “scientist” conjures a very specific, and often inaccessible, image: Albert Einstein in a white lab coat.
For Kamilaroi man Corey Tutt, founder and CEO of Deadly Science, this stereotype is more than just a cliché - it’s a barrier that has long excluded First Nations people and regional youth from the world of STEM.

Find out more about The John Villiers Trust and read the whole article here: Beyond the Lab Coat 

Learn how Deadly Science is supporting children and young people to pursue an interest and – in some cases – a career in science, technology and maths.