🚀 go-pugleaf

>Matthew Austern               

>Every so often, I hear that someone or other has some clever idea for
>a low-energy neutrino detector based on some tricky condensed-matter
>effect, but I've never learned any details---I have no idea whether or
>not I should take this idea seriously.  Does anyone out there know
>anything about this?
>--

These references are a bit out of date, and no doubt not the most
relevant.
Try:
THE SUPERHEATED SUPERCONDUCTING COLLOID: A NEW PARTICLE DETECTOR
Drukier, A.K.  Legros, M.  Kotlicki, A.  Crooks, M.J.C.  et al.
NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS A263 (1988) 229-232.

MPI PAE PTh 58 83                 
Title:    SEARCH FOR SUPERHEAVY MAGNETIC MONOPOLES WITH USE OF A
          SUPERCONDUCTING COLLOID DETECTOR: A PRELIMINARY STUDY

and the review article
Dark Matter, an Overview by G. Gerbier
in the proceedings of Physics in Collision -- Colmar 20--22/6/91


and a rather old on:
NEW RESULTS ON THE BASIC PROPERTIES OF SUPERHEATED GRANULES DETECTORS
Gonzales-MEstres and Perret-Gallix  LAPP-EXP-86-05

DISCLAIMER - this isnt my field, and I dont know anything about them either