Bound State of an Electron on a ${}^4$He Superfluid Droplet as a Test for Quantum Gravity

We address the problem of finding a system in which there would be measurable quantum gravitational effects. Following standard quantum-field methods, we have calculated the first-order radiative correction of graviton exchange on the binding energy of an electron with an ultra cold superfluid droplet of ${}^4$He with mass about the Planck mass. For two ${}^4$He droplets with a mass difference of about one microgram, we show that the relative difference in the binding energies is about one percent.