Research supported by the MGML has contributed to major recognition of excellence in quantum materials science. Michal Vališka has received both the Neuron Award for promising scientists and the prestigious Junior Star grant, highlighting the impact of advanced experimental infrastructure on cutting-edge research.

Within the FYKOS “Letní stáže” programme, motivated high-school students engaged in hands-on research projects at the Materials Growth & Measurement Laboratory. The internships provided direct experience with advanced instrumentation and modern experimental methods in condensed matter physics.

The UAAT–ICU Workshop held in Prague brought together leading institutions from Taiwan and the Czech Republic to strengthen collaboration in advanced materials research and next-generation technologies. The event highlighted shared scientific priorities and showcased the capabilities of Czech research infrastructures in supporting cutting-edge international projects.

The Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting took place on June 7^th and 8^th 2022. After the covid period of online meetings, the SAC members were able to visit our infrastructure in person.

Large research infrastructure MGML (Materials Growth & Measurement Laboratory, mgml.eu, which operates at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University and whose partner institution is Institute of Physics of Czech Academy of Science, has become part of the prestigious network of European laboratories focused on research of materials in magnetic fields, led by EMFL - European Magnetic Field Laboratory (emfl.eu).

A Joint Declaration on Cooperation between Research Infrastructures MGML and NanoEnviCz was signed at the beginning of August 2020. Both sides confirmed their intention to work closely together in the liaison areas of science and research.

A new member recently joined the MGML team, Dr. Yunhu Huang. He will mostly work at Troja campus.