Solutions · Education
Teach the elements that will shape the century.
Eve brings live intelligence on 17 rare earths and 50+ critical minerals into classrooms, research groups and campus planning, so students and faculty work with the same picture as industry and government.
- 17
- rare earth elements
- 50+
- critical minerals
- $0
- to start
For curricula
A living textbook for the critical minerals economy
Bring geology, economics, policy and engineering together around real-time markets.
Course-ready briefings
Generate clear briefings on lithium, cobalt, rare earths or gallium for lectures and seminars.
Geopolitics in context
Show students where supply is concentrated and why chokepoints matter.
Policy case studies
Follow export controls and industrial policy as they unfold, then discuss them in class.
Market literacy
Use indicative price trends to teach supply, demand and commodity cycles.
Energy transition
Connect batteries, wind turbines and EVs to the minerals that make them possible.
An AI teaching assistant
Let students question Eve Intelligence and compare its analysis with their own.
For researchers
Ground your research in the live market.
Materials scientists, economists, geologists and policy researchers need current context. Eve delivers supply concentration data, risk scores and scenario analysis that help frame grant proposals, papers and industry partnerships.
- Scenario analysis on substitution, recycling and new supply
- Risk scores and concentration views for every tracked mineral
- Policy and export-control watch across 190+ jurisdictions
- API access for research groups that need structured data
Disciplines that come alive with Eve
Beyond the classroom
Intelligence for the whole campus
Lab equipment planning
Track the minerals behind instruments, magnets and specialty gases that research depends on.
Campus energy
Plan solar, storage and electrification projects with battery-metal and copper trends.
Team workspaces
Give departments, labs and student groups shared watchlists.
Career readiness
Prepare students for roles across mining, energy, defense and policy.
API access
Build student projects and research tools on Eve intelligence.
Getting started
Bring Eve to your institution
- 01
Start free
Faculty and students can explore Eve on the free Explorer plan.
- 02
Build a course watchlist
Choose the minerals and themes that fit your syllabus or research agenda.
- 03
Scale to departments
Talk to us about team and Enterprise options for wider rollout.
Learning resources, always current
- 200
- free AI analyst questions a month
- Weekly
- briefings on the free plan
- 190+
- jurisdictions watched
- < 60s
- to a first briefing
The engineers, diplomats and founders of the critical minerals age are in classrooms today. They deserve the best intelligence available.
FAQ
Questions from educators
Can students use Eve for free?
Yes. The Explorer plan is free forever and includes 200 AI analyst questions a month and weekly briefings.
Is Eve suitable for academic research?
Eve offers risk scores, supply concentration views, scenario analysis and API access that support research. Prices are indicative, so cite them accordingly.
Can a whole department share access?
Yes. Team workspaces let departments and labs share watchlists and briefings. Talk to sales about larger rollouts.
Does Eve cover policy and export controls?
Yes. Eve monitors policy and export-control developments across 190+ jurisdictions.
Should students treat Eve’s analysis as definitive?
Eve Intelligence is a powerful starting point. We encourage students to question, verify and build on its analysis.
Give your students a front-row seat to the future.
Start free today, or talk to us about bringing Eve to your department.