PART 1: Nanoscale Physics -- Chapter 1 - Anomalously large absorption of electromagnetic radiation by nanometer gold film in the band 26÷37.5 GHz -- Chapter 2 - Electric Field-Controlled Magnetic Anisotropy in Magnetic Nanoheterostructures -- Chapter 3 - Heating and coagulation of nanoparticles in a plasma jet -- Chapter 4 - The effects of interactions of the extremely low level radiation with quantum coherent nanosystems -- Chapter 5 - Structure and properties of B4Ccoatingsobtained by RF-sputtering with external magnetic field -- Chapter 6 - Structural, morphological, and catalytic properties of cryptomelane -- Chapter 7 - Electrostatics of the nanowires with radial p-n or p-i-n junctions -- Chapter 8 - Composites containing inorganic ion-exchangers and graphene oxide: hydrophilic-hydrophobic and sorption properties -- Chapter 9 - Polyacrylamide soil conditioners: the impact on nanostructured clay minerals aggregation and heavy metals circulation in the soil environment -- Chapter 10 - Modified two-pole approximation for systems with strong electron correlations: peculiarities of spectrum and DOS -- Chapter 11 - Ising-like model of nanosize spin-crossover molecular crystals -- Chapter 12 - Ballistic transmission of the relativistic quasielectrons through the potential barrier in the alfa-T3 model -- Chapter 13 - Laser driven behavior of the nanosystem used for the photodynamic therapy -- Chapter 14 - New Effective Filter in the Spatial Domain for Speckle-Noise Reduction -- Chapter 15 - Shape and location of charge waves in linear polymethine dye system -- Chapter 16 - Thermodynamic Calculation of Vortex Granulator Operation for Producing of Ammonium Nitrate with Nanoporous Structure -- Chapter 17 - Nanostructural Changes in a Ni/NiO Cermet Material during Reduction and Oxidation at 600 °C -- Chapter 18 - Electrodeposition of Nanostructured Silicon Coatings ontoDifferent MaterialsfromHalide and Halide-Oxide Melts -- PART 2: Nanostructured Interfaces and Surfaces -- Chapter 19 - Femtosecond laser surface micro- and nano-texturing of metals, alloys and ceramics perspective for biomedical applications -- Chapter 20 - Thin layer of cyclodextrins on graphene -MD simulations -- Chapter 21 - The Physical-Chemical Model of Nanoscaled Metal Component Formation on the Surface of Graphite Supporter -- Chapter 22 - Theoretical modeling of laser-stimulated nanostructures -- Chapter 23 - Specificity of boundary conditions for laser-stimulated destructive surface treatment without melting -- Chapter 24 - Formation Andtransientphotovoltaic Properties Ofzno/Si Isotypeheterojunctionsby Magnetron Sputtering -- Chapter 25 - The sensitivity to moisture peculiarities of nanoscale tin dioxide films obtained by means of polymers -- Chapter 26 - Formation of manganese containing PEO-coatings on aluminum alloys,- Chapter 27 - The influence of La doping on structural, opticalandphotocatalyticpropertiesof TiO2 in dyes destruction and hydrogen evolution -- Chapter 28 - Catastrophic phenomena on marine slopes and in artificial dams in a presence of nanostructured iron-aluminosilicates -- Chapter 29 - The Effect of the Intensity of Ammonium Nitrate Granules Humidification on the Quantitative and Qualitative Composition of the Final Granules Nanoporous Structure -- Chapter 30 - Features of Phase Formation Processes in Amorphous Alloys of Fe-Zr System -- Chapter 31 - Modelling Multi-layer Pyramidal-like Adsorbate Structures Growth during Deposition at Homoepitaxy -- Chapter 32 -Dispersion Kinetics of Thin Double Chromium-Silver Films Deposited onto Ceramic Materials and Annealed in Vacuum -- PART 3: Nanostructured Interfaces and Surfaces -- Chapter 33 - Epoxy Molecular Structure Alteration in Graphene-Epoxy Nanocomposites: Loading Effects -- Chapter 34 - Structure and Properties of the POSS-containing Nanocomposites Based on Polyurethane Matrix -- Chapter 35 - Structure and Properties of Polyaniline Micro- and Nano-composites with Noble Metals -- Chapter 36 - Role of active complexes of selected thiopurine derivatives with Bi(III) ions related to kinetics and mechanism of the electrode process in the surfactant presence -- Chapter 37 - Physical-chemical properties of magnetite nanoparticles doped with ag(I) and au(III) cations -- Chapter 38 - Structure and properties of nanostructured metallic glass of the Fe-B-Co-Nb-Ni-Si high entropy alloy system -- Chapter 39 - Predicting Phase Stability of Materials Based on (Sc1-xLnx)[(SiO4)0.5O0.5], Ln = Tb-Lu and Y Solid Solutions -- Chapter 40 - Influence of different type of irradiation to carbon nanotubes -- Chapter 41 - Conductance length dependence in carbon-conjugated nanoscale systems. Use of extended quasi-correlated orbitals -- Chapter 42 - Wear Resistance of Ti-Al-C MAX Phases-Based Materials for Pantographs Inserts of Electric Vehicles -- Chapter 43 - Polarization of germanium quantum dots in heterostructure Ge/Si caused by spatially indirect exciton transitions: Theory.-Chapter 44 - Activation mechanism of the cyclic switchover effect for quantum selective detection with dendritic Yanson point contacts -- Chapter 45 - Influence of the carbon allotropes on dilatometric properties of the Fe-Cu nanocomposites -- Chapter 46 - Influence of nanofillers concentration on physical and mechanical characteristics of their polymer composites -- Chapter 47 - The influence of carbon, carbon and boron on the formation of diffusion nanocomposite hardened layers on the surfaces of steel parts -- Chapter 48 - Synthesis of HA-collagen and HA-collagen-alginate nanocomposites -- Chapter 49 - TiO2-ZnO nanocomposites for photodegradation of dyes in water bodies -- Chapter 50 - Nanostructured Electrolytic Composites Based on Cobalt Alloys with Refractory Metals: Composition and Functional Properties -- Chapter 51 - Filtration membranes containing nanoparticles of hydrated zirconium oxide - graphene oxide.