  We investigate b-quark production in both charged and neutral current
channels through neutrino-nucleon scattering at a neutrino factory, mediated by
the lepton flavour violating interactions present in a supersymmetric theory
with broken R-parity. Using values of the effctive interaction strengths well
below the current and projected experimental bounds, we are still able to
predict markedly enhanced event rates, especially for the neutral current
events which are not allowed at the lowest order in the standard model (SM).
Data from neutrino factories can therefore be used to probe strengths of such
interactions to considerably higher precision than what can be envisioned in
other experiments.
