Prospects for direct dark matter detection in the Constrained MSSM
  We outline the WIMP dark matter parameter space in the Constrained MSSM by performing a comprehensive statistical analysis that compares with experimental data predicted superpartner masses and other collider observables as well as a cold dark matter abundance. We include uncertainties arising from theoretical approximations as well as from residual experimental errors on relevant Standard Model parameters.   We present high-probability regions for neutralino dark matter direct detection cross section, and we find that 10^-10 pb < sigma_p^SI < 10^-8 for direct WIMP detection (with details slightly dependent on the assumptions made). We highlight a complementarity between LHC and WIMP dark matter searches in exploring the CMSSM parameter space. We conclude that most of the 95% probability region for the cross section will be explored by future one-tonne detectors, that will therefore cover most of the currently favoured region of parameter space. 
Roberto Trotta (Oxford), Roberto Ruiz de Austri (UAM Madrid) and   Leszek Roszkowski (Sheffield)