Times Of India – Indian Edison
Jan 05, 2005
Born in Manund, a village in Patan district, Patel went to Vallabh Vidyanagar for his PhD. With his acclaimed work in crystallization of polymers, he got an opportunity for post-doctoral research at t...
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Frost & Sullivan
Sep 20, 2004
Palo Alto, Calif. — Sept. 20, 2004 — In a recent study, titled TI Homeland Security Alert, Frost & Sullivan lauded JP Laboratories, Inc., a product research and development company based...
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India Today
Apr 21, 2003
WORRIED about radiation that terrorist bombs may set off? No need to if Gordhan N. Patel’s invention is put to use. His JP Laboratories managed by son Paresh has developed a dosimeter badge, th...
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India abroad
Apr 11, 2003
First it was the shoe-bomber. Then ‘dirty bomb’ suspect Jose Padilla. Now, as the US unleashes its military strikes against Iraq, the threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction does not seem s...
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Star Ledger
Mar 26, 2003
The product, which actually looks like a clear plastic credit card, is officially called a SIRAD (Self-indicating Instant Radiation Alert Dosimeter). What makes it work is a radiation-sensitive strip ...
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Wall Street journals
Mar 04, 2003
Americans worried about terrorism on their home turf will soon be able to buy a $3 sensor the size of a credit card that will show whether they have been exposed to a dirty radioactive bomb. Behind th...
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ABC News
Dec 03, 2002
The group has the task of coordinating all the technology needs across 22 different federal agencies, everyone from the FBI and the State Department to the Federal Aviation Administration and the Depa...
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Associated Press
Sep 11, 2001
The tiny research company started developing the thin, ID badge-style detector six years ago under a Navy research grant, but the technology was never used. Now, under a $105,000 federal contract sign...
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