| September 19 | Aim of the lecture series – Nanotechnology for human health |
| September 26 | Diffraction to evaluate nanostructures on surfaces |
| October 3 | Combination of electron diffraction and electron energy loss spectroscopy |
| October 10 | Visualization of the human body down to the atomic level using hard X rays |
| October 17 | Nanotechnology-based smart materials for medical implants (Brain-computer interfaces) |
| October 24 | Prerequisites to study (image) the skin of crystals |
| October 31 | The skin of crystals and their growth |
| November 7 | Tailoring nanostructures: Island density and island size distribution |
| November 14 | Island shapes: Quantification and related atomic processes |
| November 21 | Strain-relieving defect structures during heteroepitaxial growth |
| November 28 | Nanostructures on polymer surfaces |
| December 5 | Interactions of visible light with nanostructures (nanophotonics) |
| December 12 | Physical methods in cell biology and beyond; Mechanics of the cell and cell-materials interactions |
| December 19 | Using physics to understand the human body down to the nanometer scale: Overview and repetition |