UCL in the media
British working mums spending longer in office than fathers
A study by NatCen Social Research and the Thomas Coram Research Unit at UCL has found a shift in how couples share childcare responsibilities as fathers in the UK cut their working hours and mothers work more.
Read: Daily ExpressKaradžic trial points to advantages of focused criminal tribunals
Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) says he believes the Balkans conflict paved the way for a broader international consensus on war crimes justice.
Read: GuardianDementia sufferers told they have mid-life crisis
Dr Jonathan Rohrer (UCL Institute of Neurology) says that doctors are "stuck on the idea" that memory loss is the key symptom of dementia and are missing patients with other problems.
Read: Daily Mail, More: Times (£), Huffington PostThe fear of the unknown makes us more stressed
Knowing that there is a small chance of getting a painful electric shock can lead to significantly more stress than knowing that you will definitely be shocked, finds study led by PhD student Archy de Berker, Dr Robb Rutledge and Dr Sven Bestmann (all UCL Institute of Neurology).
Read: Daily Mail, More: Telegraph, Washington Post, Daily Express, TIME, Wired, Times (£), Huffington Post, Forbes, City AM, Daily Express (2), Times of India, UCL News, Listen: BBC 5 Live 'Up All Night' (from 36 minutes 30 seconds)Forced marriage
Asma Ashraf (UCL Population Health Sciences) explains why students studying Medicine at UCL are given seminars on how to spot the signs of forced marriage.
Listen: BBC Radio London 'Nikki Bedi' (from 1 hour 22 mins), Watch: BBC Asian NetworkArctic winter sees sluggish sea-ice growth
Rachel Tilling (UCL Earth Sciences) comments on the slow thickening of Arctic sea-ice observed this year.
Read: BBC NewsShould the UK pull plug on Hinkley Point nuclear power station?
Professor Paul Ekins (UCL Bartlett School Environment, Energy & Resources) says doubts about a planned nuclear power plant and the rise of renewable power suggest it is time to rethink a key plank of UK energy strategy.
Read: New ScientistThe gender pray gap
Professor David Voas (UCL Institute of Education) says that it is plausible that a suggested gender gap in religiosity could partly be a matter of biology.
Read: Daily MailThe kitchen coup - how cash shifted the balance of power over household chores
A study led by PhD student Alexandros Theloudis (UCL Economics) concludes that as women's average earnings have increased over the last 30 years, they have simultaneously cut back on domestic chores while men have taken on more.
Read: TelegraphChef vs Science: The ultimate kitchen challenge
Professor Mark Miodownik (UCL Mechanical Engineering) challenges two-Michelin-star chef Marcus Wareing to the ultimate cookery competition to try answer whether cooking is a science or an art.
Watch: BBC Four 'Chef vs Science'