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Edvard Fränckel (även stavat Eduard; i riksdagen kallad Fränckel i Stockholm), född 17 december 1836 i Göteborg, död 4 februari 1912 i Stockholm, var en svensk industriman, riksdagsledamot och generalkonsul.
AB Atlas, as it was previously named, was founded by Edvard Fränckel, who was a Swedish industrialist, politician and senior official at the Swedish State Railways. The company was established along with Andre O. Wallenberg, Johan W. Arnberg, Carl G. Cervin and Fredrik Didro.
Engineer Eduard Fränckel was put in charge – and he made sure that Atlas lived up to its somewhat daunting name. It was soon the largest engineering company in the country, with state-owned Swedish Rail as its key customer. For a few years, all looked promising for the young company.
Edward Frenkel is professor of mathematics at UC Berkeley, member of American Academy of Arts & Sciences, author of New York Times bestseller "Love & Math".
AB Atlas, as it was previously named, was founded by Edvard Fränckel, who was a Swedish industrialist, politician and senior official at Swedish State Railways. The company was established along with Andre O. Wallenberg, Johan W. Arnberg, Carl G. Cervin and Fredrik Didro.
Edward Frenkel is a professor of mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley, which he joined in 1997 after being on the faculty at Harvard University. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, and the winner of the Hermann Weyl Prize in mathematical physics.
Eduard Fränckel, Technical Director of the Swedish State Railways, was appointed AB Atlas's first Managing Director. Eduard Fränckel was one of the driving forces behind the creation of AB Atlas.
