The conference will cover various aspects of the science and engineering of devices, circuits and systems that exploit mesoscopic or quantum-mechanical phenomena in their operation. This conference will be the first to bring together experts from the device and circuits fields. It is intended to promote interaction between physicists, molecular chemists, engineers and computer scientists who all have a role to play in the development of the next generation of electronics.Contents: Nanofabrication:Electron Beam Microcolumns for Nanolithography (T H P Chang et al.)The Fabrication by FIB of Systems of Interacting Carriers (Y Hirayama)Transport Physics:Millimeter Wave Spectroscopy on a Double Quantum Dot (R H Blick et al.)Transport Properties of Coupled Quantum Dot Systems (D Wharam)Tunneling:Manufacturability of Future Devices: Tame Tunneling before Mastering Mesoscopies (V A Wilkinson et al.)Numerical Approximations for Polar Optical Phonon Scattering in Resonant Tunneling Diodes (G Klimeck et al.)Single-Electron Devices:Operation of Single-Electron Logic Devices (K Nakazato & H Ahmed)Silicon Single-Electron Transistors Operating at Very High Temperatures (Y Takahashi et al.)Engineering of Quantum Devices:Circuit and Architecture Issues for Single-Electron Devices (J R Barker et al.)Dissipation and Scattering Time Engineering in Quantum Devices (J-P Leburton)Quantum Computation:Quantum Coupled Architectures for Logic Circuits: Issues and Problems (S Bandyopadhyay & V P Roychowdhury)Single-Electron Computing: Quantum Dot Logic Gates (S N Molotkov & S S Nazin)and other papersReadership: Electronic engineers.