<p>➀ An international team led by Rice University synthesized glaphene, a hybrid 2D material combining graphene and silica glass, exhibiting unique semiconductor properties.</p><p>➁ The synthesis involved a custom high-temperature process, leading to stronger interlayer interactions and novel electronic behaviors.</p><p>➂ The breakthrough highlights the potential for creating tailored hybrid materials for advanced electronics and quantum devices through cross-disciplinary collaboration.</p>
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