The headquarters of the organisation with the absurd name ‘International Academy for the Integration of Science and Business (IAISB)’ is located in Moscow, at 2 Kalanchevskaya Street.

The International Academy of Sciences (IAS) is the legal successor to the International Academy of Sciences (IAS), founded on January 25, 1989, which operated under various names. The charlatan nature of the IAS is evident from the list of its goals:

"The main goal of the IAI is to support promising scientific and technical projects, provide comprehensive assistance to Academy members in their creative work, and build bridges between scientific achievements and business.

The IAISB provides free consulting and information support to facilitate the implementation of promising scientific developments, including in the areas of improving management, pedagogy, medicine, nutrition, technology, physical education and sports, business security, etc. Some of the most important areas of the Academy's activities currently include the formation of an organisational and economic model for a Tolerant Healthcare System (in accordance with the laws of universal development) and the global Uniolympus System, the development of a theory of space security under the guidance of IAISB, the development and application of nanotechnology, string technology, laser technology in endoscopic surgery, etc.

The president of the International Academy of Security Sciences (IAISS) is Yakov Z. Mesenzhnik (b. 1936), a holder of numerous humorous titles. He was also vice president of the Academy of Security, Defence, and Law Enforcement of the Russian Federation, which was dissolved in 2009. One biographer describes him as follows:

"Mesenzhnik Yakov Zakharovich was born on January 25, 1936 in Ukraine. Colonel General of the SKV RZ (Union of Cossack Troops of Russia and Abroad), Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, scientist; Doctor of Philosophy, Academician, Professor, Vice-President of the Academy of Security, Defence and Law Enforcement; full member of Russian and foreign academies; 1941-1944 - prisoner of the Nazi concentration camp in Transnistria; Chief Advisor to the General Staff of the KV RZ, Advisor to the President of the Association of Senior Officers of Russia; full member of the Association of Veterans of Combat Operations of the Internal Affairs Bodies and Internal Troops of Russia; Honorary Doctor of the University of California; author of more than 500 scientific papers, 30 patents, 21 monographs. Knight of Science and Arts of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, laureate of the prizes named after Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences A.P. Krylov, named after Mikhail Lomonosov (with the presentation of a gold medal) – for outstanding contribution to the development of science, education, culture and art (2003), the A. Schweitzer Prize, and the A. Einstein Grand Gold Medal.

The International Association of Informatics and Social Sciences (IAISS) in Germany and the European Union has its official representative, Dr. Alexander Pirogovsky, who resides in Kassel. Since 1990, the IISS has had a Youth Department (IOS IISS). The President of the IOS IISS, IOS IISS in Germany, and IOS IISS in Europe is Dr. Robert Alexandrovich Pirogovsky.

Father and son, the Pirogovskys, head the inventors' club (centre) in Kassel—Erfinderzentrum INNOTECH e.V. The centre was established in 1999 as part of a programme of the Federal Ministry of Education (Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung). At that time, it was called INSTI-Erfinderclub INNOTECH e.V., Kassel.

In 2013, the Pirogovskys won the international National Literary Prize ‘Golden Pen of Rus'’ for their epic novel ‘You'll Think of the Title Yourself!’ Literary prizes are a popular way to reward Russia's agents of influence in the West.

Among the partners of the International Academy of Natural Sciences are listed such mutually exclusive organisations as the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Interpol, the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

It's impossible to determine the sources of funding or even the purpose of the IAISB's existence from its website. Meanwhile, the IAISB's international presidium includes representatives from the United States, Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany, and Belgium. It's safe to assume that the IAISB is one of many fictitious Russian ‘academies’ that provide their members with titles and awards, and the Russian intelligence services with additional international connections.