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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.
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Eliza McNitt
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Photo: William Taufic Photography

Queen Bee

Eliza McNitt wanted to be an actress, not a scientist—until her class project revealed evidence supporting the theory that pesticides are contributing to the collapse of bee colonies worldwide, earning her high honors at the country's top fair. Now a film student, she makes documentaries about environmental issues.

From the May 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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