Emil Temnyalov

Emil Temnyalov is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the Economics department at the UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney. His research focuses on industrial organization, market design, mechanism design, and information economics, with a particular emphasis on policy applications such as differential treatment, inequality, antitrust policy, and innovation economics.

He explores topics like college admissions with reputational externalities, socio-economic inequality in market design, and the organizational structure of patent systems. His work often addresses real-world challenges, such as optimizing rationing policies and designing equitable mechanisms for education and labor markets.

Recent contributions include studies on diversification in contests, liability insurance under competition, and pay-for-delay strategies in pharmaceutical markets. His research bridges theoretical models with practical policy implications, aiming to enhance social welfare through efficient market mechanisms.

Temnyalov is actively involved in academic networks, including founding the Australian Education Markets (AusEM) network to foster collaboration in education policy and market design. He emphasizes improving academic publishing norms, advocating for timely and constructive peer reviews to address systemic inefficiencies in the field.