在冶金科学界,有位耄圭之年、老当益壮的学者,身兼十余种要职,公务繁忙,仍在兢兢业业地耕耘播种,为“四化”做着春蚕吐丝的工作。人们谈起他,无不交口称誉,肃然起敬。他,就是中国科学院技术科学部学部委员、北京铁钢学院副院长魏寿昆教授。可贵的搭桥人魏老是我国当代著名的冶金学家和教育家,是我国冶金学界的前辈,从1929年在当时中国矿冶工程学会主编的杂志《矿冶》上发表了第一篇学术论文起,半个世纪来,他的足迹几乎走遍了我国重要的冶金基地,他从旧中国薄弱的钢铁工业的建立到 In the field of metallurgy, there is a well-educated scholar who is a well-to-do-old scholar. With more than 10 kinds of important posts and busy public affairs, he is still hard-working and sowing seeds for silkworm silk spinning for the “four modernizations.” People talk about him, all good reputation, awe-inspiring. He is a member of the Faculty of Science and Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Professor Wei Shoukun, associate dean of the Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel. Valuable bridging Wei is China’s contemporary well-known metallurgist and educator, is the predecessor of China’s metallurgical industry, from 1929 at the time China Mining and Metallurgical Society magazine “mining” published the first academic papers Since half a century, his footprints have traveled almost all over China’s important metallurgical bases. From the founding of the weakened steel industry in old China to