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Professor Dame Sue Black is an anatomist and forensic anthropologist, holding several honorary titles including fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the British Academy. She was awarded the OBE for her services to war crimes investigations in Kosovo and was later promoted to Dame Commander for her services in forensic anthropology. In 2021, she became a crossbench peer, taking the title Baroness Black Strome. Professor Black has received numerous accolades, including the Lucy Mair medal for humanitarian endeavors and the anatomical gold medal for outstanding achievements. Her research focuses on human identification aspects, primarily forensic cases involving perpetrators of child sexual abuse. She recently received a £2.5 million ERC senior fellowship grant for her project 'In Search of Uniqueness – Harnessing Anatomical Hand Variation.'
St John's College, University of Oxford • Oxford, England
Engaged in teaching and research in anatomy and forensic anthropology.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.