# Corey Tutt
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corey tutt (born 19 July 1992) is an Indigenous mentor and STEM champion. He is the founder of DeadlyScience, an initiative that provides science books and early reading material to remote schools in Australia. Tutt is the 2020 NSW Young Australian of the Year.
Outback hygiene hacks, echidna entrées and a world without friction
How do First Nations teachings inform modern-day science? Do animals love the same way humans do? And how do spiders find their way home?
Dr Karl, Corey Tutt and Tiahni Adamson answer these questions and more for this NAIDOC Week special of Science Hour on triple j Mornings with Lucy Smith.
Ancient science – Aboriginal technology with Belinda Huntriss
Let’s step back in time with five fascinating fast facts about how scientists date the ages of ancient artefacts, an interview with Belinda Huntriss, a Worimi woman who is passionate about sharing her knowledge of Aboriginal science and technology, and a tasty sedimentary layer activity for you to …
Between the bookshelves - 14. Corey Tutt
In episode 14 of Between the bookshelves, we’re joined byaward-winning author, science communicator, and proud Kamilaroi man, Corey Tutt OAM. As the founder and CEO of DeadlyScience, Corey is passionate about connecting young people with Australia’s incredible wildlife and the rich First Nations kn…
#84 Corey Tutt OAM: CEO of DeadlyScience, Young Australian of The Year Finalist and Proud Kamilaroi Man on Leadership, Life and Learning from Dirt Roads to F1 Cars
In this episode of Better Student Leaders, Josh Farr sits down with Corey Tutt, Founder and CEO of DeadlyScience, to unpack what ethical, community-led leadership really looks like when the stakes are real.
“Every day is an opportunity to make tomorrow better.”
From a childhood shaped by trauma and…
Corey Tutt - Deadly ScienceCast
Corey Tutt is a scientist, Kamilaroi man and I spoke to him about the things he wrestles with as a scientist, as an indigenous Australian and some of the difficult things that brought him to the decision to create DeadlyScience, an initiative that provides science books and early reading material t…
'What's Next with Dr Jo' featuring Corey Tutt
Dr Jo meets Associate Professor Corey Tutt, the Founder and CEO of Deadly Science. From the science labs, to THE most important voice in First Nations STEM education, we hear how grit, determination, and a willingness to push the edges led Corey Tutt to a career of purpose and passion.
Come Home Bigibila, a childrens book with Corey Tutt
"Humans need connection, they need Country, they need culture, they need acceptance"
S3 E12: Aussie Solarpunk
We saved the best for last: welcome to our episode on Aussie Solarpunk! In this season finale of Sci_Burst we record live from the Woden Library to bring you a joyous episode close to our home & heart.
Join us in a chat on community owned solarfarms, Mad Max, reconciliation, science communicators,…
Thylacines, blocked noses and bird flu
How different would the environment be if the thylacine wasn't wiped out? Are animal sightings symbolic? And why do bower birds collect blue items?
Dr Karl and Deadly Science's Corey Tutt answer these questions and more on triple j Mornings with Lucy Smith. Got a question for Dr Karl - submit it he…
Seeds of science – National Science Week with A/Prof Corey Tutt
Saturday the 15th of August to Sunday the 23rd of August is National Science Week in Australia, so it’s time to sow some seeds of excitement with five fun and fascinating fast facts about National Science Week; six scientists sharing what sowed the seed of their interest in science; an interview wi…
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