The phrase "active in science" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is currently engaged in scientific work or research.
Example: "Dr. Smith has been active in science for over two decades, contributing to numerous groundbreaking studies."
Alternatives: "engaged in scientific work" or "involved in scientific research."
Cavendish remained active in science and healthy in body almost until the end.
Prior to his time as an entrepreneur, Mittal was active in science research, presenting at the 2002 Nobel Prize Ceremonies, and MIT Lincoln Laboratory named an asteroid after him for his work.
National academies, learned societies and networks: A growing number of national academies are active in science policy, and in countries such as Canada, China, Germany, Netherlands, South Africa, US and UK, academies are an important source of scientific advice.
The unit has already gathered statistics on the numbers and percentages of women active in science at various stages of education and employment, and they plan to add more as soon as they are available.
Once the threat of communism vanished, attention shifted to the looming threat posed by newly prosperous countries that were increasingly active in science and would surely soon displace America as the world's most innovative and prosperous technological power.
Various organizations active in science policy were also represented, including the European Association of Research Managers and Administrators, the European Science Foundation, Euroscience, the Institute for Employment Studies in Brighton, U.K., and Prospective 2100 in France.
They are very active in science-promotion work and are mostly based in Swindon, which falls into your preferred geographical area.
His research interests include scientific literacy and active learning in science lessons.
I want to make the committee an extremely active player in science policy, particularly in terms of how to stretch the science research dollars at a time of obvious austerity, and reauthorize both NASA and the Commercial Space Act so that the two are coordinated.
I was also an active participant in Science for the People, an organization founded on the principle that science, including genetic engineering, should benefit the poor and disenfranchised rather than being used to benefit militarism and the wealthy classes.
Many of these variations are highlighted in the published meta-analyses of active learning in science (e.g., Prince, 2004; Michael, 2006; Ruiz-Primo et al., 2011), and we have identified others based on our own experiences and conversations with colleagues.
