The emergence of the new material form “time quasicrystal” is expected to have a significant impact on fields such as quantum computing and precise timing

On March 20th, scientists from the University of Washington, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard University in the United States successfully carved a new material form on diamonds: a time quasicrystal. This breakthrough is expected to bring revolutionary impact to fields such as quantum computing and precise timing. The relevant research paper was published in the latest issue of Physical Review X.