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Zeki is studying why people tend prefer certain patterns of moving dots to others.
CNN: What the brain draws from: Art and neuroscience
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Semir Zeki at University College London is credited with establishing this discipline, and says it's mushrooming.
CNN: What the brain draws from: Art and neuroscience
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KGB, and lived in conditions only slightly better than those of the zeki themselves.
ECONOMIST: Soviet Russia
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Initially, Dr Zeki employed a scanning technique called positron-emission tomography to investigate these regions.
ECONOMIST: The biology of art
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This group works at University College London under the tutelage of Semir Zeki and his colleague Matthew Lamb.
ECONOMIST: The biology of art | The
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According to Dr Zeki and Dr Lamb, this analysis goes a long way towards explaining how different art movements achieve their particular effects.
ECONOMIST: The biology of art
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Zeki said many challenges against his field are based on the false assumption that he and colleagues are trying to explain works of art.
CNN: What the brain draws from: Art and neuroscience
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Semir Zeki is a British Professor of Neuroesthetics at the University College London (UCL), a Fellow of the Royal Society and a Foreign Member of the American Philosophical Society.
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By the 1930s the human cost could be ignored because the labour camp inmates, or zeki, were branded as enemies of the people it was an offence to call them comrades and were therefore expendable.
ECONOMIST: Soviet Russia
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How come the new chairman of Turkey's largest state bank, Ziraat, is Zeki Sayin, who worked under Mr Erdogan during his days as mayor of Istanbul, and later became head of an Islamic finance house?
ECONOMIST: Islamic habits worry the meddlesome soldiers
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From 1939, when Stalin's chief of the secret police, Lavrenti Beria, was put in charge of the Gulag empire, the zeki were given adequate food and medical care when possible, not out of humanity, but because healthy workers were more productive than sick ones.
ECONOMIST: Soviet Russia