Andrew Dempster is a Professor with the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications. He is Director of the Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research (ACSER).

Current Research:

All areas relevant to  GPS receiver design and signal processing, including all new GNSS systems and signals, interference, multipath, and hardware optimisation. New location technologies such as Locata and WiFi.

Developing GNSS reflectometry for space and airborne platforms.

Developing space resources, specifically the Wilde project.

Past Research:

Developing cubesats - UNSW-EC0, INSPIRE-2 (launched 2017) .

Pursuing the "Garada" Synthetic Aperture Radar Formation Flying project, originally funded under the Australian Space Research Program.

2004 - 2014. Director of Research, School of Surveying and Spatial Information Systems, UNSW.
1995 - 2004: Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer/ Senior Academic in Department of Electronic Systems, University of Westminster, London, UK.
1988 - 1992: Employed by Auspace Limited, Canberra, Australia. System Engineer and Project Manager on the development of a GPS receiver.
1985 - 1988: Engineer at STC, Sydney, Australia. Designing telecommunications equipment for telephone exchanges.