Prof. Dr. Marielle Vennemann
Institute of Legal Medicine
University of Münster
e-mail: trace(at)ukmuenster.de; marielle.vennemann(at)ukmuenster.de

Marielle Vennemann is a member of the German Stain Commission and main coordinator of TrACE. 

Dr. Hannah Bauer
Institute of Legal Medicine
University of Münster
e-mail: trace(at)ukmuenster.de; hannah.bauer(at)ukmuenster.de

Hannah Bauer is a member of the TrACE team in Münster and acts as a coordinator of module 1 (Basic STR Analysis). She also supports the administrative side of TrACE. 

Prof. Dr. Katja Anslinger
Institute of Legal Medicine
LMU München
E-Mail: katja.anslinger(at)med.uni-muenchen.de

Katja Anslinger is chair of the German Stain Commission and. She acts as coordinator of modules 7 (Forensic DNA Phenotyping) and 8 (Biogeographic Ancestry) and is in charge of planning and evaluation of these modules.

Prof. Dr. Walther Parson
Gerichtsmedizinisches Instititut Innsbruck
E-Mail: walther.parson(at)i-med.ac.at

Walther Parson is a member of the German Stain Commission and. He acts as coordinator of modules 4a and b (basic and advanced mtDNA Analysis) and is in charge of planning and evaluation of these modules.

Dr. Martin Eckert
Federal Criminal Police Office Wiesbaden
E-Mail: martin.eckert(at)bka.bund.de

Martin Eckert is a member of the German Stain Commission and. He acts as coordinator of module 6 (Advanced Statistical Analysis)  and is in charge of planning and evaluation of this module.

Dr. Rolf Fimmers
Institut für Forensische Statistik und Qualitätssicherung (IFSQ) GbR
Bonn
E-Mail: finners(at)ifsq.de

Rolf Fimmer is a constant guest of the German Stain Commission and shareholder of IFSQ. He provides the platform for registration and evaluation of TrACE. 

The German Stain Commission - Die Spurenkommission
https:www.dgrm.de/spurenkommission
E-Mail: spurenkommission@dgrm.de

The German Stain Commission is a working group of the German Society for Legal Medicine. Its members are elected frompolice laboratories and forensic academia in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The Stain Commission named TrACE as their official proficiency test. All members of the Stain Commission are involved in organisation and planning of the proficiency test and support evaluation of results under the guidance of the respective module coordinators.