A study demonstrating the elevation of the superconducting critical temperature (T_c) in UTe₂ through the application of intense magnetic fields has been published in PNAS. These findings offer valuable insights into the interplay between magnetism and unconventional superconductivity, contributing to a deeper understanding of these complex phenomena.

The research uncovers a novel frustrated antipolar phase in EuAl₁₂O₁₉, drawing parallels to classical spin liquids and offering new insights into the behavior of uniaxial electric dipoles on a triangular lattice.

A recent paper published in PNAS eveals a significantly revised high magnetic field superconducting phase diagram in the ultraclean limit of single crystals. The study demonstrates a pronounced sensitivity of field-induced superconductivity to the presence of crystalline disorder.

Large international collaboration opens insight on the possible symmetry of the superconducting order parameter in UTe₂ utilizing high-quality single crystal grown and characterized in the MGML facilities.

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.

We present the annual report covering the year 2021. The MGML management has defended the project for the next long-term funding (2023‐2029). The target of the project was to broaden the research landscape of MGML by optimizing existing infrastructure activities as well as creating new structural elements.

In December 2021 MGML User Committee has been set up. The main goal of the UC is to be the formal ground for user feedback and for improving the role of the user as an important part of the research infrastructure. In addition, MGML User Committee represents the user community at MGML Scientific Advisory Committee meetings.

We present the annual report covering “Covid year” 2020. The facility significantly increased both national and international collaboration. As Scientific Highlights we are presenting complex studies on geometrically frustrated pyrochlore lattice and the discovery of the new phase of water when trapped within crystal lattice.

Our first annual report. This year’s Scientific Highlights features studies on two modern hot-topic group of compounds: Topological insulators and van der Waals materials. The annual report also presents our recent technical development as well as facts and figures about MGML, our user programme and collaboration with industrial sector.