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Researchers at Vienna University successfully demonstrated a self-regulating thorium-based atomic clock using lasers. Unlike prior models needing external help, this device adjusts its output frequency automatically when the laser drifts. The team achieved this by having thorium nuclei absorb less light during frequency shifts, compensating without another nuclear clock.
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