Abstract: A hemostatic material, a preparation method thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition containing the same are introduced. The hemostatic material includes 200 to 1600 parts by weight of water-insoluble gelatin and 100 to 1000 parts by weight of hydrating material. The preparation method for the hemostatic material includes the steps of (a) providing 200 to 1600 parts by weight of water-insoluble gelatin and 100 to 1000 parts by weight of hydrating material; and (b) combining the water-insoluble gelatin with the hydrating material to form a hemostatic material. The pharmaceutical composition includes an aforementioned hemostatic material and active pharmaceutical ingredients. Through the aforementioned hemostatic material, hemostatic products can increase the blood absorption capacity.

Abstract: An illuminated bottle stopper mainly includes a lighting, plug body and light transmission tube, where the lighting is a light transmission decoration of a preset shape with an optoelectronic unit configured on the bottom thereof, the plug body is tapered and assembled on the bottom of the base, a passage is longitudinally configured inside the plug body, one end of the light transmission tube is in connection with the passage of the plug body bottom, and a light source is configured to illuminate the light transmission tube, thereby allowing light to be scattered inside and outside a bottle when the plug body is inserted in the mouth of the bottle.

Abstract: Methods for removing residuals after a selective deposition process are provided. In one embodiment, the method includes performing a selective deposition process to form a metal containing dielectric material at a first location of a substrate and performing a residual removal process to remove residuals from a second location of the substrate.

Abstract: Methods of improved selectively for SAM-based selective depositions are described. Some of the methods include forming a SAM on a second surface and a carbonized layer on the first surface. The substrate is exposed to an oxygenating agent to remove the carbonized layer from the first surface, and a film is deposited on the first surface over the protected second surface. Some of the methods include overdosing a SAM molecule to form a SAM layer and SAM agglomerates, depositing a film, removing the agglomerates, reforming the SAM layer and redepositing the film.

Abstract: An electrode interface layer material is generated by using a modifier to react with polyethyleneimine, and the amine group on the polyethyleneimine is converted into an ammonium group by reacting with the modifier to form a zwitterionic polyethyleneimine. When an active layer containing a non-fullerene material is formed on the surface of the electrode interface layer, or when the surface of the electrode interface layer is contacted with a non-fullerene material, the possibility that the non-fullerene material is destroyed by the amine groups in the electrode interface layer can be reduced. In addition, the aforementioned electrode interface layer material or zwitterionic polymer is used for an organic photovoltaic device.

Abstract: A system comprises one or more slice-aggregated cryptographic slices each configured to perform a plurality of operations on an incoming data transfer at a first processing rate by aggregating one or more individual cryptographic slices each configured to perform the plurality of operations on a portion of the incoming data transfer at a second processing rate. Each of the individual cryptographic slices comprises in a serial connection an ingress block configured to take the portion of the incoming data transfer at the second processing rate, a cryptographic engine configured to perform the operations on the portion of the incoming data transfer, an egress block configured to process a signature of the portion and output the portion of the incoming data transfer once the operations have completed. The first processing rate of each slice-aggregated cryptographic slices equals aggregated second processing rates of the individual cryptographic slices in the slice-aggregated cryptographic slice.

Abstract: Methods for depositing desired materials formed on certain locations of a substrate with desired materials using a selective deposition process for semiconductor applications are provided. In one embodiment, a method of forming a structure with desired materials on a substrate includes supplying a first gas comprising a hydroxy terminated hydrocarbon containing material to a surface of a substrate, selectively forming a passivation layer on a first material of the substrate, selectively forming self assembled monolayers on a second material of the substrate, and selectively forming a material layer on the passivation layer.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for implementing a coordinator within a coordinated environment, which environment includes set of coordinated devices managed by the coordinator. The coordinator can be provisioned with a set of tasks, each task corresponding to a segment of code that can be executed by the coordinator, such as to manage the coordinated devices. The coordinator can further be provisioned with event flow information designating a routing of inputs to the coordinator computing device to destinations, such as task executions or coordinated devices. On receiving input, the coordinator can reference the event flow information to pass the input to an appropriate destination.

Abstract: Various arrangements of smart home devices are presented herein. A chassis assembly of a smart home device may define one or more compartments. The chassis assembly may include a plurality of cover fasteners. A rotatable cover assembly may be present and configured to be removably attached with the plurality of cover fasteners to the chassis assembly in any rotational orientation and to at least partially cover a front of the chassis assembly. While the rotatable cover is removably attached with the plurality of cover fasteners, the rotatable cover assembly is configured to block access to the one or more compartments defined by the chassis assembly.

Abstract: Methods of depositing a film selectively onto a first material relative to a second material are described. The substrate is pre-cleaned by heating the substrate to a first temperature, cleaning contaminants from the substrate and activating the first surface to promote formation of a self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on the first material. A SAM is formed on the first material by repeated cycles of SAM molecule exposure, heating and reactivation of the first material. A final exposure to the SAM molecules is performed prior to selectively depositing a film on the second material. Apparatus to perform the selective deposition are also described.

Abstract: A lamp and a method for detecting a user's sitting posture are provided. The lamp is adapted to detect the user's sitting posture. The lamp comprises a lamp bracket, an image capturing unit and a processing unit. The image capturing unit is disposed on the lamp bracket and configured to capture a target image towards a desktop. The processing unit is coupled to the image capturing unit, wherein in response to that a head feature exists in the target image, the processing unit is configured to determine a reference information according to the head feature and to determine whether the reference information meets a poor sitting posture condition.

Abstract: Technology is described for a checkpoint service for code function checkpoints associated with instances of code functions executed by a computing hub in a local area network. Subsequent to the execution of a code function being suspended by the computing hub, the computing hub may generate a code function checkpoint describing the execution of the code function. The computing hub may persist the code function checkpoint to storage using a checkpoint service. The computing hub may create the code function checkpoint in response to monitoring metrics associated with the computing hub, such as processor overutilization. The computing hub may resume the execution of the code function at a later time using the code function checkpoint retrieved from the checkpoint service.

Abstract: A lighting fixture includes a support frame, a light head, a light source, an angle sensor, and a controller. The light head is pivotally connected to the support frame. The light source is disposed on the light head. The angle sensor is disposed on the light head and configured to sense a rotation angle of the light head. The controller is electrically connected to the light source and the angle sensor. The controller selectively adjusts a light emitting parameter of the light source according to the rotation angle.

Abstract: Technologies are described for a local interface override that allows a program code function to be executed on a computing hub and interface with a local service located on the computing hub. An example method may include loading, on a computing hub included in a local device network, a program code function configured to interface with a shared service located in a service provider environment. Loading a local library to overlay a service provider library, where the local library provides a local service interface for a local service located on the computing hub that is similar to a shared service interface for the shared service. Overriding the service provider library with the local library in response to service requests generated by the instance of the program code function; thereby providing the local service interface for the local service located on the computing hub.

Abstract: A display includes a display panel and a lighting device. The lighting device includes a display surface, a back surface, and upper frame surface and a socket. The upper frame surface is located between the display surface and the back surface opposite to each other, and the socket is provided at the upper frame surface. The lighting device is disposed in a pluggable manner on the socket, and includes a light source. When the light source is disposed on the socket, the light source forms a lighting area on a light exiting side of the display surface, wherein the lighting area is non-overlapping with the display surface.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for implementing a coordinator within a coordinated environment, which environment includes set of coordinated devices managed by the coordinator. The coordinator can be provisioned with a set of tasks, each task corresponding to a segment of code that can be executed by the coordinator, such as to manage the coordinated devices. To assist in execution of the tasks, the coordinator can include a remote interface that enables retrieval of task calls from an external system, such as an external on-demand code execution environment. The remote interface may periodically retrieve calls from the external system, and generate corresponding call messages on the coordinator to cause executions of called tasks. The remote interface can further obtain outputs of such executions, and report those outputs to the external system.

Abstract: Technologies are described for creating a function checkpoint for an instance of a program code function located on a first services hub and using the function checkpoint to load the instance of the program code function on a second services hub. An example method may include creating a function checkpoint for an instance of a program code function loaded in memory of a first services hub, where the function checkpoint may contain execution instructions and execution state data for the instance of the program code function. A second services hub included in the local device network may be identified, and the function checkpoint may be sent to the second services hub to allow execution of the instance of the program code function to be loaded on the second services hub using the function checkpoint.

Abstract: Described herein is a mechanism to identify user intent in requests submitted to a system such as a digital assistant or question-answer systems. Embodiments utilize a match methodology instead of a classification methodology. Features derived from a subgraph retrieved from a knowledge base based on the request are concatenated with pretrained word embeddings for both the request and a candidate predicate. The concatenated inputs for both the request and predicate are encoded using two independent LSTM networks and then a matching score is calculated using a match LSTM network. The result is identified based on the matching scores for a plurality of candidate predicates. The pretrained word embeddings allow for knowledge transfer since pretrained word embeddings in one intent domain can apply to another intent domain without retraining.

Abstract: Methods of depositing a film selectively onto a first material relative to a second material are described. The substrate is pre-cleaned by heating the substrate to a first temperature, cleaning contaminants from the substrate and activating the first surface to promote formation of a self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on the first material. A SAM is formed on the first material by repeated cycles of SAM molecule exposure, heating and reactivation of the first material. A final exposure to the SAM molecules is performed prior to selectively depositing a film on the second material. Apparatus to perform the selective deposition are also described.

Abstract: A technology is described for executing work requests. In one example, a worker configured to execute an instance of a program code function of a defined function type that corresponds to an expected work request to execute the program code function may be initialized in computer memory, and the worker may be added to a worker pool. A worker reservation policy may determine how many workers may be held in the worker pool based in part on an anticipated demand for the workers. A work request to execute the program code function may be received, and in response, a work item may be generated for execution by the worker. The worker may be identified in the worker pool, and the worker and the work item may be assigned to a work item manager to enable the work item manager to invoke the worker to execute the work item.