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IAC is hosting a keynote lecture by Mr. Miyahara (former chancellor of Osaka University) on Friday, June 25th.
Mr. Miyahara is the current president of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, and he will discuss the future of IT with real-world insights from his experiences.
Title: Information Technology: Light and Shadow
Subtitle: Is Information Revolution Supporting Our Intellectual Activities?
We are looking forward to seeing you there.
Please be advised that the seating is limited.
| Location: | 2001 L Street, NW Suite 1050
Washington, DC 20036 |
| Time and Date: | 4:00 - 5:30pm on Friday, June 25th |
| Please contact: | Takashi Mizukami (event@iacdc.com) |
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The Skeptic’s Handbook was compiled by Joanne Nova, a science communications professional from Perth, Australia. It is a compilation of scientific data drawn from numerous sources, meant to summarize and communicate the anti-global warming case in a simple, coherent format. IAC has translated the most recent version of the Handbook into Japanese, and, since its publication, The Skeptic’s Handbook has also been translated into German, French, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Dutch, Spanish, Turkish and Italian. It was influential in the recent Australian legislative debate and defeat of specific climate-change legislation by that body. As new and relevant science on the subject emerges, the handbook is updated on the joannenova web site.
 English Version of The Skeptic's Handbook
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In August, 2009, IAC happily celebrated  ................................. its 18th year of business. It was in August, 1991 that its founder, Tomohiro Yuki, incorporated International Access Corporation in the District of Columbia. With just 3 employees, a small office across from the World Bank and a vision for the future, the company grew steadily. In October 1994, the Tokyo office was opened and IAC Washington moved to larger quarters in the heart of D.C.’s business triangle.
Today, the company employs 23 staff members in both the U.S. and Japan and has completed hundreds of top-level projects and programs. The impressive network of valuable clients and distinguished consultants has continued to grow and to exceed expectations. As new opportunities emerge, we’ve added business support services to our research and consulting menu, so that we can accommodate special requests such as leased employee staffing for representative offices. Our IT department serves a large portfolio of both Japanese and non-Japanese clients who require 24/7 computer services.
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| In August IAC covered the second annual Plug-In 2009 Conference in Long Beach, California. The conference gathered over 700 people, including 35 exhibiting companies. All the latest developments in electric vehicle technology, infrastructure, smart grid, and market development were covered. The next annual Plug-In Conference is scheduled to take place in San Jose in July, 2010.
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As of 2007, IAC has created an innovative resource in Japan of senior nuclear engineers, operators and Ph.D.’s who serve IAC clients exclusively as an advisory/consulting panel of experts for a number of specific technical issues. This valuable repository of experience, which we call our “Think Tank” is comprised of recently-retired and very senior executives and engineers who share their professional know-how with our clients on a project-by-project basis. Their expertise in Japan includes, but is not limited to, some of the following areas:
-Reactor core and system design
-Heavy water reactor design
-Radiation shielding design
-LWT system design
-LWR component seismic design
-FBR system design
-BWR operator education
-PWR design and seismic design
-Multiple nuclear system engineering
-Reactor chemistry
-Safety design and operation issues
-Nuclear vendor issues
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