Redfinch

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Red´finch`

(~fĭnch`)

(Zool.) The European linnet.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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Intensifying innovations in the chemical sensors market continue to accelerate with REDFINCH, an association of eight European research institutes, announcing the development of high-performance and cost-effective chemical sensors using silicon mid-infrared photonic integrated circuits.

Chemical Sensors Market Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities, and Threats (2018 to 2028)

Developed by the European Commission's Redfinch project headed by CEA-Leti, the prototype photo-acoustic sensors were fabricated on a CMOS line in a miniaturised silicon photo-acoustic cell, which allows extreme integration.

To develop these chemical sensors, the Redfinch consortium overcame the challenge of implementing their capabilities in the important mid-infrared region, where many key chemical and biological species have strong absorption fingerprints.

Photo-acoustic PIC sensors lower cost on gas analysis

"I regret with all my heart my blind loyalty to someone who does not deserve that loyalty." Cohen's relationship with RedFinch's president of information technology began in 2012, and John Gauger, the company's chairman, helped Cohen open an Instagram account, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Cohen: I tried to rig the polls on Trump's instructions

The Wall Street Journal reported that Cohen had paid the data firm Redfinch Solutions to manipulate two public opinion polls in favor of Trump before the 2016 presidential campaign.

The Journal said Cohen commissioned John Gauger, who runs RedFinch Solutions, to write a computer script to repeatedly vote for Trump in a February 2015 Drudge Report poll on potential Republican candidates.

Cohen: rigging polls 'was at the direction of' Trump

President Trump's former long-time attorney Michael Cohen hired RedFinch Solutions, a small IT company owned by John Gauger, the chief information officer at Liberty University in Virginia, where evangelical leader and Trump supporter Jerry Falwell Jr., is president, to fix early polls by CNBC and Drudge in order to favor then-candidate Trump, reports the Wall Street Journal.