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Researchers have identified a counterintuitive mechanism where ionic liquids induce disorder in 2D materials, which paradoxically enhances Coulomb repulsion to stabilize a superconducting dome rather than inhibiting it. This finding provides a theoretical framework for understanding high-temperature superconductivity in systems like twisted bilayer graphene and cuprates by linking quenched charge fluctuations to the emergence of these quantum states. The work advances fundamental knowledge of how disorder can be leveraged to engineer specific quantum phases without relying on traditional charge modulation techniques.