Abstract: The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device that includes a semiconductor fin disposed over a substrate, an isolation structure at least partially surrounding the fin, an epitaxial source/drain (S/D) feature disposed over the semiconductor fin, where an extended portion of the epitaxial S/D feature extends over the isolation structure, and a silicide layer disposed on the epitaxial S/D feature, where the silicide layer covers top, bottom, sidewall, front, and back surfaces of the extended portion of the S/D feature.

Abstract: A package structure and a manufacturing thereof are provided. The package structure includes a base, a chip, a control element and an underfill. The chip is disposed on the base and includes a recess, and the recess has a bottom surface and a sidewall. The control element is disposed between the base and the chip and disposed on the bottom surface of the recess, and a gap exists between the control element and the sidewall of the recess. The underfill is disposed in the recess. The chip and the control element are electrically connected to the base respectively.

Abstract: A package structure and a manufacturing thereof are provided. The package structure includes a base, a chip, a control element and an underfill. The chip is disposed on the base and includes a recess, and the recess has a bottom surface and a sidewall. The control element is disposed between the base and the chip and disposed on the bottom surface of the recess, and a gap exists between the control element and the sidewall of the recess. The underfill is disposed in the recess. The chip and the control element are electrically connected to the base respectively.

Abstract: A wound dressing for covering a wound is formed of at least one absorbing member and a plurality of elongated activated carbon fibers. The at least one absorbing member is made of a foamed polymeric material and includes a plurality of pores. The activated carbon fibers are distributed in the at least one absorbing member and partially protrude into the pores. Each of the activated carbon fibers has a diameter of 2-15 ?m and a length of 40-1500 ?m. In light of the above, the tissue fluid leaking from the wound can be absorbed by the absorbing member to prevent the wound from soakage and the activated carbon fibers inside the absorbing member can emit far-infrared rays to promote the blood circulation around the wound for quickening healing of the wound.

Abstract: A three dimensional wound dressing includes a foam body having a planar bottom surface and a convex arc-shaped top surface. The three dimensional wound dressing can be placed into a cavity wound in such a way that the top surface is abutted against an inner wall and a bottom of the cavity wound to effectively absorb wound exudate therefrom. Because the integrity of the foam body of the wound dressing can be maintained after the wound dressing absorbs the wound exudate, a user or a medical staff can conveniently remove and replace the wound dressing.

Abstract: A wound dressing for covering a wound is formed of at least one absorbing member and a plurality of elongated activated carbon fibers. The at least one absorbing member is made of a foamed polymeric material and includes a plurality of pores. The activated carbon fibers are distributed in the at least one absorbing member and partially protrude into the pores. Each of the activated carbon fibers has a diameter of 2-15 ?m and a length of 40-1500 ?m. In light of the above, the tissue fluid leaking from the wound can be absorbed by the absorbing member to prevent the wound from soakage and the activated carbon fibers inside the absorbing member can emit far-infrared rays to promote the blood circulation around the wound for quickening healing of the wound.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing wound dressing, first adding the activated carbon fibers into a foam precursor where each of the activated carbon fibers has a diameter of 2-15 ?m and a length of 40-1500 ?m. The foam precursor is made of a polymeric material, and the activated carbon fibers is 0.1-5 wt % of the activated carbon fibers plus the polymeric material. Then foaming the foam precursor to make it become an absorbing member having a plurality of pores where the activated carbon fibers partially protrude into the pores. Thus, the tissue fluid leaking from the wound can be absorbed by the absorbing member to prevent the wound from soakage and the activated carbon fibers inside the absorbing member can emit far-infrared rays to promote the blood circulation around the wound for quickening healing of the wound.