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Abstract The laser-accessible nuclear transition in the thorium-229 isotope has been identified as a candidate for realizing an optical nuclear clock1 that might outperform current optical clocks based on electron-shell transitions in atoms or ions2. It is expected to be more robust against external perturbations3,4 and to provide enhanced sensitivity in clock-based tests of the fundamental principles of physics5,6.
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