Yes. Thomas Huxley, who was responsible for having science introduced into the 19th century British school system and who was the first scientist to defend Darwins theories, believed that reincarnation was a very plausible idea.
Professor Julian Huxley, the distinguished British scientist who was Director General of UNESCO believed that rebirth was quite in harmony with scientific thinking:
and many others....

That doesn't matter.

Scientists is just the name given to bunch of ppl. who study or expert natural or physical science.
The general principle followed by scientists is nothing accepted without supporting proof, I.e., neither yes nor no. The paradox is - when they start any subject, in most of the cases they take one of the two options and try to prove that. Ultimately, they may land-up in changing their views at some point of study.
In context of your question, there are both believers and non believers among scientists, and well known among them is Isaac Newton. in short, there are many who comes under definition of scientists believe in reincarnation.

Yes. Thomas Huxley, who was responsible for having science introduced into the 19th century British school system and who was the first scientist to defend Darwins theories, believed that reincarnation was a very plausible idea.
Professor Julian Huxley, the distinguished British scientist who was Director General of UNESCO believed that rebirth was quite in harmony with scientific thinking:
and many others....

Never heard of any such scientist