You may not recognize the name, but the Harris County Institute
of Forensic Sciences is very well known to just about everyone.
"I think most people, when they think of the Medical Examiner's
Office, they only consider our morgue services. In fact, we also
have a full service crime laboratory," said supervisory forensic
investigator Dan Morgan.  Last week, the former Harris County
ME's Office was renamed to reflect its standing as a fully
accredited forensic science and crime lab. While the work inside
the building has not changed, it will give credit where credit
is due to the team of forensic scientists who help shed light on
death.  "We can look at things that the naked eye can't see,
kind of like a microscope," said Rhonda Williams.  Williams is a
DNA and trace collection analyst who uses science and technology
to help make invisible evidence - visible.  She and her
colleagues are part of the CSI generation, but the difference is
their cases are not solved in an hour.  "I wish it was that
easy, CSI is wh