SIS Best Essay Award 2023

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Annually, the SIS Swiss International Schools Group honours the three best extended essays from graduating students.

Annually, the SIS Swiss International Schools Group honours the three best extended essays from graduating students. The written assignments originate in the context of the final examination corresponding to the Matura, Abitur or International Baccalaureate (IB) exam.

The topics of the extended essays differ greatly. However, their common denominator is their presentation of an independent, autonomous piece of reflection and research, captured in a 4.000 word paper.

This year, students in the final year of SIS schools located in Rio de Janeiro, Basel, Zürich, Berlin, Friedrichshafen, Regensburg, Stuttgart-Fellbach and Ingolstadt could take part, but only the best-graded assignment per location was submitted for the SIS Best Essay Award. 

All three essays in the ranking display an in-depth study into the respective topic that exceeds expectations. We are proud of the students’ commitment and passion that culminated in 
these excellent papers.

We would like to acknowledge the three students as well as their teachers, who supported the students in their extensive research process.

First Place: Cédric Griessinger-Taubitz, SIS Basel 

"Entwurf einer eigenständigen Verschlüs-selungsarchitektur für eine Remote Access Lösung, welche die Identität des Benutzers authentisiert und die übermittelten Daten verschlüsselt."


Second Place: Chiara Aguzzi, SIS Zürich 

“ 1. Is it possible to measure the secretion of model proteins using luciferase assays?
" 2. What are the genes that serve as modulators of the secretory pathway and may increase the secretion of proteins when over-expressed?”


Third Place: Ana Clara Rotatori, ESB Rio de Janeiro by SIS
 
“How does Edgar Allan Poe explore the theme of madness through the narrators from the short stories “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Black Cat”?”

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