He is the author of 40 different scholarly publications and a forthcoming textbook on forensic clinical psychology, Forensic Psychology: Research, Practice, and Applications. His primary research interests focus on the prediction of violence (Huss & Zeiss, 2004), domestic violence (Covell, Huss, & Langhinrichsen-Rohling, 2007), psychopathy (Huss & Langhinrichsen-Rohling, 2006), and sex offenders (Baumgartner, Scalora, & Huss, 2002). In addition he has significant interests in training and education in law and psychology (Huss, in press; Huss & Skovran, in press) and non clinical aspects (Huss, Tomkins, Garbin, Schopp, & Kilian, 2006). Students working with Dr. Huss will have the opportunity to work closely with clinical research in a forensic setting.