In recent years, certain scientific areas, such as supramolecular chemistry, molecular biology, surface physics and low-temperature physics, have achieved remarkable development in our country. The strategic importance of these areas in R&D is clearly demonstrated by the fact that they have been prioritized in all national, European and international programs in all developed countries. In these areas, physicists, chemists, biologists, doctors and engineers are responsible for obtaining, manipulating, organizing, studying and taking advantage of the properties of nanometric-sized objects. Maintaining a truly competitive international position in some areas of Nanoscience today and in the future, however, requires a level of competence that can only be achieved with a thematic focus and with adequate training of research staff that allows them to acquire the multidisciplinary knowledge that these areas require. This doctoral program has the Mention towards Excellence (MEE2011-0370) granted by the General Secretariat of Universities of the Ministry of Education according to the Resolution of October 6, 2011.