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Some 500 extra workers will descend on site for a once-every-three-years maintenance programme which will cost around £30million.
Charity helps fund the work of scientists as NIAB EMR - the facility formerly known as East Malling Research.
City councillors have written to the Energy Secretary in a bid to halt plans for the UK's largest solar park in their district.
A medical research and manufacturing company based in the county for more than 40 years has been bought by a global optical components firm.
Plans have been submitted for a wind farm to be extended by up to 34 turbines by 2023.
Company hopes introductory offer will win over a host of new customers
Developed in Kent, one strawberry is proving a huge hit with producers and supermarkets while also ploughing cash back into scientific research.
Review could finally see an end to slow internet speeds in many of Kent's rural areas, while all new homes would also get super-fast connections.
Company which relies on the sun for the energy for its products, is now hoping bees shine with honey production.
Site close to the M20 is designed to act as a stepping stone for emerging companies.
Those attending the free event will learn about cloud computing and automation.
The deal is the third extension of an agreement which first saw the Kent firm work on McLaren's iconic production centre.
Hundreds of people attended the premier business awards event in the county - find out who triumphed in our full winners' list.
The company will produce a digital trading card game for fans of the sport.
A number of senior appointments have been made as science park looks to accelerate its growth.
Plans to build the UK's largest solar farm in Kent have just been increased.
World's first portable handheld device could be key in identifying problems with the blood.
BT has announced thousands of job cuts leaving staff in Kent offices facing uncertainty.
County council-backed project recognised in a major national awards after awarding more than £3.5m in grants to hundreds of businesses
A strategic plan is being developed to ensure Kent can battle future energy concerns
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