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This breakthrough in optical atomic clock technology represents a significant leap in quantum metrology, leveraging lutetium's unique properties to achieve unprecedented stability against environmental noise. The ability to compare two independent clocks with such extreme precision opens new avenues for testing fundamental physics and enhancing gravitational monitoring capabilities.
Quantum Lutetium clock at CQT sets new world record for timekeeping

Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT) has created the world’s most accurate atomic clock, built from the element lutetium.
Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies has constructed an atomic clock using lutetium, challenging the caesium standard that has defined global timekeeping since the 1960s. The clock’s accuracy is so precise it measures time in terms of trillions of moments, and the team reports it outperforms previous record holders built from different elements. “I am confident that what we have now is the…
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