On returning to UWA, she continued her research in respiratory pharmacology, with an emphasis on airway nerve function and modulation; the effects of respiratory viral infection and allergic airways disease on airway inflammation; remodeling and hyperresponsiveness. Lynette was part of a nation-wide team that secured funding from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) for a project entitled “Ensuring quality graduates of Pharmacology”. She has developed a program in responsible conduct in learning and research that is now embedded within Pharmacology and Medical Research Honours curricula. Lynette led the development and implementation of the multi-disciplinary ethics unit, Social Responsibility in Action SCIE2100 that is available to undergraduate students across UWA. She also developed the ASCEPT Mentoring Program. Lynette received the ASCEPT Teaching Excellence Award. She is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.