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Assistant Professor Fleur Tjong

Amsterdam University Medical Centre (AUMC), Amsterdam (Netherlands (The))
Membership: FESC Member EHRA Member
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Dr Fleur V.Y. Tjong, MD, PhD, FESC, FEHRA, is a cardiologist and Assistant Professor of Digital Cardiology and AI at Amsterdam UMC, appointed in July 2025. She leads the Tjong Lab within the Amsterdam Center for Computational Cardiology. She obtained her MD cum laude and PhD at the University of Amsterdam. Her research combines electrophysiology and multimodal AI to predict arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death. She has been a Visiting Scholar at Stanford since July 2026 and Scientific Chair at IHU Liryc, Bordeaux, since January 2027. She chairs the ESC Digital Cardiology and AI Curriculum Task Force (since 2025) and AI Gateway Education group (since 2026), serves on the ESC Education Committee (since 2026), and co-chairs the EHRA Digital and AI Committee (since 2020). Her educational work prepares cardiologists to critically evaluate and use AI in clinical practice. ORCID 0000-0001-9608-0081
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Digital ECG monitoring in arrhythmia detection: wearables, diagnostics, and clinical impact
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Digital ECG monitoring in arrhythmia detection: wearables, diagnostics, and clinical impact
30 August 2026
Genetic diseases (2)
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Genetic diseases (2)
13 April 2026
Artificial intelligence in the electrophysiology lab: what’s the status? what’s the future?
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Artificial intelligence in the electrophysiology lab: what’s the status? what’s the future?
12 April 2026
AI to the rescue for electronic health records
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AI to the rescue for electronic health records
21 November 2025
Cardiac modelling and AI - a good symbiosis?
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Cardiac modelling and AI - a good symbiosis?
21 November 2025
Applying artificial intelligence and digital tools for interpretation of complex clinical data
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Applying artificial intelligence and digital tools for interpretation of complex clinical data
1 September 2025
Consumer-operated devices in the management of atrial fibrillation
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Consumer-operated devices in the management of atrial fibrillation
1 September 2025
Solving global health in 30 minutes: an AI hackathon
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Solving global health in 30 minutes: an AI hackathon
31 August 2025
Devices for optimal monitoring of atrial fibrillation
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Devices for optimal monitoring of atrial fibrillation
30 August 2025
How to develop and use AI in practice?
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How to develop and use AI in practice?
28 June 2025