  Neutrino cross sections are a critical ingredient in experiments that depend
on neutrino scattering to reconstruct event kinematics and infer neutrino
characteristics, like NOvA and T2K. An opportunity exists to reduce the 5-10%
broad uncertainty on neutrino cross sections by producing more measurements of
neutrino scattering from light nuclear targets at the relevant energies. Bubble
chambers with light nuclear targets would be ideal for these measurements but
the most recent device designed for use with an accelerator neutrino source is
at least fifty years old. A new bubble chamber with light nuclear targets could
be designed by observing how the technology has progressed for use in dark
matter experiments and producing smaller modular devices that use more
efficient cooling systems. A smaller modular device could also be designed for
deployment to all functioning neutrino beams, but an investigation of the
proper operating characteristics is necessary to adapt newer detectors to the
structure of contemporary neutrino beams.
