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    Coding boot camps are all the rage in tech. Can that model work for biotech?

    Welcome to “biotech school.” It's free, for a select few, but will it help them land a job in the industry?
    by Rebecca Robbins Mar 27, 2019 2 minutes

    A version of this story appeared in Go West, STAT’s weekly newsletter about West Coast life sciences, health care, and biotech. Sign up here to receive it in your inbox.

    SAN FRANCISCO — Coding boot camps have proliferated here, as a way to train workers to get entry-level jobs in the booming tech industry. Now, a local biohacker wants to

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