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4 Teen Geniuses Whose Science Projects Blew Us Away

The new book Science Fair Season profiles students as they wow the circuit with their brainiac inventions.
By Amanda Schupak
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Photo: Corey Mihaliuk/Getty Images for CNN

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Inspired by her autistic cousin, Lorena, Kayla Cornale created Sounds into Syllables, an educational program that uses musical lessons to teach autistic kids communication skills. Cornale appeared on CNN, along with Lorena, who delivered a sentiment she'd never been able to say before: "I love you, Kayla."

From the May 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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