Preeminent Forensic Anthropologist, Professor Dame Sue Black talks to Glasgow Science Centre about her life, experiences and interests.

In this interview, the author of "All That Remains: A Life in Death", tells us about an average day in her extraordinary life. She goes back to her childhood to tell us about what it was that got her into her line of work. Sue picks out the most rewarding point in her career and some of the toughest.

Sue explains how she keeps a distance from the often harrowing circumstances thrownup by her work and describes how popular culture's fascination with forensic science whilst peaking the human interest often stretches into the realms of fantasy.

This is the first part in a set of three interviews with Prof. Sue Black. The second explores her thoughts on STEM, equality and celebrity, and the third on the need to disrupt science.

Part 2 of the interview (STEM Education, Equality & Celebrity)    • An interview with Prof. Dame Sue Blac...  

Part 3 (Disruption in Science)    • An interview with Prof. Dame Sue Blac...