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{\bfseries NGF modelling of transport in mesoscopic systems}\vspace*{\baselineskip}\\

A. P. Jauho\\

\textit{Mikroelektronik Centret,\\ \O rsteds Plads, Bygning 345 \O st, 
Danmarks Tekniske Universitet,\\
DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark\\}
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Nonequilibrium Green functions are a strong tool in studying
transport in mesoscopic systems. Indeed, since my previous review
three years ago in Volume I of this series, more than 300 papers
have used these techniques to study a variety of systems.  Here I
focus on a few representative issues, which include (i) noise (in
connection with spintronics) , (ii) transport in semiconductor
superlattices, and (iii) nanoelectromechanical systems.

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