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| News The kilogram just got a revamp. A unit of time might be next May 20 2019 7:00 AM After years of preparation, new definitions for the basic units of mass, temperature and more have now gone into effect. READ MORE  |
| News This early sauropod went from walking on four legs to two as it grew May 20 2019 5:00 AM A new computer analysis shows how Mussaurus patagonicus's weight shifted toward its hips as it grew, confirming fossil hints of how its gait changed. READ MORE |
| News How allergens in pollen help plants do more than make you sneeze May 19 2019 8:00 AM A plant's view of what humans call allergens in pollen grains involves a lot of crucial biology. And sex. READ MORE |
| News Key parts of a fruit fly's genetic makeup have finally been decoded May 17 2019 12:05 PM Jumping genes may make it possible to divvy up chromosomes. READ MORE |
| News An experiment hints at quantum entanglement inside protons May 17 2019 11:18 AM Particles inside protons seem to be linked on a scale smaller than a trillionth of a millimeter. READ MORE |
| News Vaccines may help bats fight white nose syndrome May 17 2019 7:00 AM Researchers are developing an oral vaccine that helps little brown bats survive the fungal disease white nose syndrome. READ MORE |
| News Does eating ultraprocessed food affect weight gain? It's complicated May 16 2019 4:21 PM Laying off ultraprocessed foods and switching to whole foods may help some people manage their weight, a small study finds. READ MORE |
| News in Brief Some dog breeds may have trouble breathing because of a mutated gene May 16 2019 2:00 PM Norwich terriers don't have flat snouts, but can suffer the same wheezing as bulldogs. It turns out that a gene mutation tied to swelling could be to blame. READ MORE |
| News Bloodthirsty bedbugs have feasted on prey for 100 million years May 16 2019 1:47 PM Research sheds light on the evolutionary history of the bloodsucking bedbugs. The first species evolved at least as early as the Cretaceous, scientists say. READ MORE |
| News Fossil teeth push the human-Neandertal split back to about 1 million years ago May 15 2019 2:00 PM A study of fossilized teeth shifts the age of the last common ancestor between Neandertals and humans. READ MORE |
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