Since the groundbreaking work of Nobel-laureate Jean-Marie Lehn on supramolecular chemistry the concept of self-assembly has gained exploding interest for the development of man-made devices. This book covers all aspects from basic principles of self-organisation to applications in nanotechnology and medicine. Well-known experts in the field review topics like self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) and their applications, dynamic molecular and supramolecular polymers (dynamers), nanostructure fabrication using block copolymers, polymer self-assembly for semiconductor development, molecular engineered stimuli responsive polymer films, self-organized polymeric and inorganic membranes and more.