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Katharine Page Research Group

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Research lead
Katharine Page
Research area
Structural characterization
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Structural characterizationFerroelectric oxidesHigh-entropy ceramicsEnergy materials

About the research

Page investigates complex functional materials by asking how their structure explains their behavior.

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Her research uses advances in structural characterization to study both bulk materials and nanoscale systems. Application areas include ferroelectric oxides, energy-conversion materials, nanoscale catalysts, and high-entropy ceramics. The unifying theme is connecting the arrangement of a material’s constituents with the functions that make it useful. For prospective researchers interested in materials chemistry and crystallography, this offers a setting where improving how a structure is measured can open new questions about designing and understanding functional materials.

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