Jeremy Treger

Jeremy Treger is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine-Cardiology at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Medicine. His academic work focuses on cardiac electrophysiology with particular expertise in conduction system abnormalities and electrocardiographic interpretation.

Dr. Treger's research spans multiple areas within cardiology, with a primary focus on bundle branch block phenomena, cardiac conduction system analysis, and electrophysiological mapping techniques. His work bridges clinical cardiology with biophysical approaches, reflecting his background in both medical and basic science research. He has made significant contributions to understanding left bundle branch block and developing improved diagnostic criteria for cardiac conduction abnormalities.

Analysis of Dr. Treger's publication history reveals a clear trajectory from fundamental biophysical research (2014-2015) toward increasingly clinical cardiac electrophysiology applications (2022-2025). His recent work focuses on left bundle branch block classification, cardiac pacing techniques, and electrophysiological mapping, demonstrating his evolving expertise from basic science to clinical cardiology applications.

Dr. Treger maintains active research collaborations with several prominent investigators, most notably Gaurav Upadhyay in cardiac electrophysiology and Francisco Bezanilla in biophysics. His work demonstrates a unique interdisciplinary approach that combines clinical cardiology with fundamental biophysical principles, suggesting a research program that bridges basic science and clinical application.