Modern problems of molecular physics : selected reviews from the 7th International Conference Physics of Liquid Matter: Modern Problems Kyiv Ukraine May 27 31 2016 This book presents a collection of selected lectures discussing current problems in molecular physics and reviews the main cutting edge advances in condensed and soft matter physics. It offers deep insights and a powerful basis for scientists and engineers to study complicated problems in physics chemistry biology and medicine. The unification of experimental theoretical and computational methods allows milestone results to be achieved in areas such as ionic and ionic electronic liquids magnetic liquid systems liquid systems with nanoparticles structural phase transitions and critical phenomena and small angle neutron and X ray scattering in liquids and liquid systems. The lectures selected for this book were held at the 7th International Conference Physics of Liquid Matter: Modern Problems (PLMMP 2016) 27 31 May in Kiev Ukraine Self Organization of Pristine С60 Fullerene and Its Complexes with Chemotherapy Drugs in Aqueous Solution as Promising Anticancer Agents Colloid Nanoparticles and Carbon Nanotubes. What Can We Learn about Their Biomedical Application from Molecular Dynamics Simulations Phase Behavior of Liquids Embedded with Graphene Genealogic Tree Nanoparticles Peculiarities of NMR Relaxation in ionic liquids: difficulties in interpretation and novel possibilities Transport Properties and Ion Aggregation in Mixtures of Room Temperature Ionic Liquids with Aprotic Dipolar Solvents Microsegregation in Ion Electron Liquids: Molten Metals and Alloys Influence of the Nature of Counterions and Solvent on the Structure of PSS Solutions Magnetic Fluids and Their Complex Systems Structure Dynamics and Thermodynamics of Ferrofluids Magnetic Fluids: Structural Aspects By Scattering Techniques Phase Transitions in a Continuum Curie Weiss System: a Numerical Study Dynam ic Anomalies in Confined Supercooled Water and Bulk Fluids The Polycluster Theory for the Structure of Glasses: Evidence from Low Temperature Physics Relaxation and vitrification processes of disordered iron based systems