Nick Moldoveanu is a consultant geophysicist who retired from Schlumberger in December 2020. He is an associate with the University of Bucharest, faculty of geology and geophysics where he teaches a course for master students on advanced seismic acquisition technologies. At Schlumberger he worked as a geophysicist in seismic data processing, software development, survey design, and new seismic acquisition technology developments. He also worked at Kelman Seismic Processing, Calgary, Canada as a seismic data processing analyst, and at IPGG, a national geophysical and geological oil prospecting company in Bucharest, Romania, as a field geophysicist, data processing analyst, data processing manager, and technical director of IPGG Computing Center. He received a MS degree in geophysics from Oil, Gas, and Geology Institute and a MS degree in mathematics from Faculty of Mathematics, University of Bucharest. Moldoveanu has more than 100 published papers and he has 37 U.S.A. granted patents. He is a recipient of the World Oil award for coil acquisition technology (2008), Hart’s E&P Magazine award for dual coil acquisition technology (2012), SEG Honorary Lecturer for North America (2013), and SEG Honorary Member (2014).