Even though Sunday is day three of the conference, it is the official launch day of the AACR's annual meeting. ScienceBoard.net will follow the AACR's presidential address given by AACR President David Tuveson and will talk to Shawn Sweeney, the director of Project GENIE (Genomics Evidence Neoplasia Information Exchange). Watch the video below for more.

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