You may have heard of electrons, neutrons and protons. Neutrinos, or "ghost particles," are even smaller, with no charge, very little mass and have long stumped physicists. Mayly Sanchez (@fsuphysics) is one of four liaisons who coordinated neutrino-centered research between rival groups — one conducting experiments in the U.S. and the other in Japan. To learn more about this international collaboration — which provides some of the most precise neutrino-oscillation measurements in the field and was published in @nature.portfolio — visit news.fsu.edu.