New two-dimensional materials artificially engineered to have unusual electronic properties will broaden the material basis for our quest for ever-smaller, more versatile electronic devices. Theoretical investigation of an artificial honeycomb lattice of zinc-blende semiconductor nanocrystals reveals a rich electronic structure that is part graphene-like and part topological-insulator-like, indicating a new direction of electronic-materials engineering.
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