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The Advanced Workshop on Frontiers in Electronics' (WOFE) was held at the Hotel Melia Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Spain, January 6 - 11, 1997. The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology from entirely different directions. Low powered digital electronics, microwave powered circuits, and optoelectronics have become the foundation of today's electronics technology and seem to represent the directions for future endeavors, yet they emerged from traditionally separated fields and are still largely pursued by specialists trained in different areas. The rapid pace of electronic technology evolution is propelling a merger of the traditional fields. Evidence is not hard to find around us. Wireless communication is just one example. It is time to encourage active cross-fertilization of the different "species" on this electronic planet and to call for leadership in bringing together the resources and expertise in these fields. This advanced workshop was a special forum to gather some of the creative minds and leading experts from academia, industry, and government, and to review the most recent and exciting breakthroughs in the various fields, the underlying physical mechanisms that link these advancements and to exchange views on future trends and directions, the market pulls and the necessary policy and infrastructure changes.

The Advanced Workshop on Frontiers in Electronics' (WOFE) was held at the Hotel Melia Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Spain, January 6 - 11, 1997. The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology from entirely different directions. Low powered digital electronics, microwave powered circuits, and optoelectronics have become the foundation of today's electronics technology and seem to represent the directions for future endeavors, yet they emerged from traditionally separated fields and are still largely pursued by specialists trained in different areas. The rapid pace of electronic technology evolution is propelling a merger of the traditional fields. Evidence is not hard to find around us. Wireless communication is just one example. It is time to encourage active cross-fertilization of the different "species" on this electronic planet and to call for leadership in bringing together the resources and expertise in these fields. This advanced workshop was a special forum to gather some of the creative minds and leading experts from academia, industry, and government, and to review the most recent and exciting breakthroughs in the various fields, the underlying physical mechanisms that link these advancements and to exchange views on future trends and directions, the market pulls and the necessary policy and infrastructure changes.

The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology for entirely different directions. The Workshop sessions included a Digital, Microwave, and Mixed Signal Session, an Optoelectronics Session, and a Future Direction Session. In addition to poster sessions, plenty of time was reserved for informal discussions and ad hoc poster sessions. This fostered a spirit of intellectual discourse, presented opportunities for the exchange of ideas and points of view, and hopefully gave the starting point for many future collaborations.

The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology for entirely different directions. The Workshop sessions included a Digital, Microwave, and Mixed Signal Session, an Optoelectronics Session, and a Future Direction Session. In addition to poster sessions, plenty of time was reserved for informal discussions and ad hoc poster sessions. This fostered a spirit of intellectual discourse, presented opportunities for the exchange of ideas and points of view, and hopefully gave the starting point for many future collaborations.

The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology for entirely different directions. The Workshop sessions included a Digital, Microwave, and Mixed Signal Session, an Optoelectronics Session, and a Future Direction Session. In addition to poster sessions, plenty of time was reserved for informal discussions and ad hoc poster sessions. This fostered a spirit of intellectual discourse, presented opportunities for the exchange of ideas and points of view, and hopefully gave the starting point for many future collaborations.

The Final Proceedings for International Workshop on New Frontiers in Electronics (WOFE), 31 May 1999 - 4 June 1999. This is an interdisciplinary conference with a major theme emphasizing materials to systems. Material topics include emerging microelectronic materials, physical phenomena and quantum devices, nanoelectronics, silicon-on-insulator (801) and MEMs; systems topics include computers, sensors, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. There will also be panels on: (1) materials and devices, and (2) systems.

The goal of this Workshop was to bring together leading scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of electronic device and circuit research and development but who approach this technology from entirely different directions. Low powered digital electronics, microwave powered circuits, and optoelectronics have become the foundation of today's electronics technology and seem to represent the directions for future endeavors, yet they emerged from traditionally separated fields and are still largely pursued by specialists trained in different areas. This advanced workshop was a special forum to gather some of the creative minds and leading experts from academia, industry, and government, and to review the most recent and exciting breakthroughs in the various fields, the underlying physical mechanisms that link these advancements , and to exchange views on future trends and directions, the market pulls and the necessary policy and infrastructure changes.