DeadlyScience moves pretty quickly: we have sent tens of thousands of books and resources to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in remote communities in a very short time. But you have never seen DeadlyScience move this fast!

At the Australian Grand Prix from April 8-10 in Melbourne you will see the DeadlyScience logo on both McLaren cars at top speed during the race. As founder and CEO of DeadlyScience Corey Tutt says, You cannot be what you cannot see. DeadlyScience introduces students in remote communities to STEM professionals telling stories and sharing knowledge. Now, they will be able to see themselves in a racecar built by science!

Smartsheet has given this opportunity to DeadlyScience as a way to engage people in the importance of our vision: to inspire, connect, innovate and discover through providing STEM resources, mentoring and expertise to remote schools in Australia. Importantly, this opportunity will go beyond the racetrack. While McLaren will take the DeadlyScience logo to new speeds on their cars, Smartsheet will take the charity to new levels of efficiency — and therefore impact for our young DeadlyScientists — with their software.

The McLaren Formula 1 team relies on STEM, pushing the limits of their cars, drivers, engineers and scientists. As Scientists, we analyse data, adapt to conditions, learn lessons and get the most out of our people. In this way, DeadlyScience, Smartsheet and McLaren all agree that Science is Deadly! It is how we make sense of the world.

Smartsheet and McLaren are introducing DeadlyScience to a huge audience who may not have been reachable without Sponsor X. We can’t wait to share this with all the young DeadlyScientists!

To find out more about our programs and how to donate to DeadlyScience, go to deadlyscience.org.au/donate