Lincoln M. Tracy

Research Fellow and Freelance Writer

Monash University

Biography

Lincoln M. Tracy is a researcher in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University. He is currently undertaking research relating to burn injuries in Australia and New Zealand. His research interests include oxytocin, pain, and heart rate variability.

Outside of research Lincoln has conducted interviews and written for Pain Research Forum, RELIEF, and BrainPost.

Lincoln is the Assistant Editor for the Australian Pain Society Newsletter and the Secretary for the Australasian Society for Social and Affective Neuroscience.

Education

PhD in Psychology, 2017

Monash University
Specialist Certificate in Clinical Research (Neuroscience), 2013

The University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours), 2013

Monash University

Recent Peer-reviewed Publications

More Publications

Epidemiology of work-related burn injuries presenting to burn centres in Australia and New Zealand

JA McInnes, H Cleland, LM Tracy, A Darton, FM Wood, T Perrett, BJ Gabbe

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Heart rate variability is associated with thermal heat pain threshold in males, but not females

LM Tracy, J Koenig, N Georgiou-Karistianis, SJ Gibson, MJ Giummarra

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Heart rate variability and sensitivity to experimentally induced pain: A replication

LM Tracy, MN Jarczok, RJ Ellis, C Bach, TK Hillecke, JF Thayer, J Koenig

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Parasympathomimetic effects of propranolol increases heart rate variability but does not influence experimental pain sensitivity or conditioned pain modulation in males - a randomised placebo-controlled crossover study

KK Petersen, HH Andersen, M Tsukamoto, LM Tracy, J Koenig, L Ardent-Nielsen

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Sex moderates the relationship between resting heart rate variability and self-reported difficulties in emotion regulation

DP Williams, LM Tracy, GM Gerado, T Rahman, DP Spangler, J Koenig, JF Thayer

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Recent Posts

Collaborate. Disseminate. Educate: #AusPainSoc on the Gold Coast

Early Skill Learning Occurs Predominantly at Rest

Prescription Drug Diversion and Pain: History, Policy, and Treatment

Producing a Positive Mood Reduces Nocebo Effects

Heard it Through the Grapevine: Can Music Ease Pain?

Projects

Writing

Freelance writing, interviews, and more.

Burn injuries

Investigating and reporting on burn injuries in Australia and New Zealand.

Heart rate variability

Understanding the role of heart rate variability in social and emotional processes.

Oxytocin

Examining how the oxytocin system impacts psychophysiological processes.

Pain

Approaching pain from a social and affective neuroscience perspective.