Kent Science Park forms part of a national network of science parks. Covering over 2 million sq. ft., with over 200 businesses, it is one of the UK's largest science park networks. We call this the Knowledge Factory.
The companies across these parks collaborate through regular events and a shared digital collaboration platform and app.
Visit the Knowledge FactoryClick on the links below to find out more about our other science parks.
The UK fruit and vegetable wholesale market is a multi-billion pound industry, but the difference between profit and loss depends on getting produce from the grower to the retailer’s shelf in the best possible condition.
The Bradley Group began life as an occupational health and safety consultancy and has grown to include training services and bespoke risk management systems.
Lawley Fine Jewellers is a family-run business in the heart of Kent, specialising in the design and creation of handmade, bespoke jewellery, with 22 years of experience lovingly going into each piece.
Kent Science Park is pleased to announce the opening of The HUB a communal building providing new cafeteria and conference facilities for its growing number of hi-tech tenants.
In our latest case study Jason Lydford, founder and Managing Director of Computer Rescue, describes the company’s beginning as a one-man operation, and explains how a personal touch and high level of service are essential to successfully compete in the IT support market.
Biotech company AbBaltis provides clinical plasma specimens to manufacturing companies that make diagnostic kits – the tools that are ultimately used by hospital labs to perform blood tests.
Tentamus QTS Analytical specialises in the analysis of pesticide residues, testing fresh produce to ensure that it meets the current European guidelines for the maximum residue levels (MRLs) for safe human consumption.
ADEY is the UK’s leading manufacturer of magnetic filters and other components for heating systems. Its innovative solutions keep heating equipment running efficiently, and its products are now in over five million homes and counting across the UK and Ireland.
Sota is a specialist supplier of IT infrastructure solutions, support and managed services. Following its move to Kent Science Park in 2004, the company has built two data centres and a disaster recovery suite, as well as launching a cloud platform in 2013.
In a relatively short space of time, IT support has moved on from upgrading RAM and replacing hard disks to cyber security and cloud computing.
Biotech company AbBaltis provides clinical plasma specimens to manufacturing companies that make diagnostic kits – the tools that are ultimately used by hospital labs to perform blood tests.
