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A sort of revolution has taken place in structural biology in the last few years: the coming of age of the cryo-Electron Microscopy technique, which now allows the determination of macromolecular structures up to atomic resolution, has drastically changed the panorama. For more than half a century X-ray diffraction has been the only experimental technique capable of showing the atomic details of biological macromolecules, to which NMR has been added in the 1980s. CryoEM has now become a strong actor in the field, in particular for large macromolecular aggregates that are hard or impossible to obtain in crystal form, and the three techniques appear now as firmly complementary. The main goal of this special issue is not only to present the most recent methodological advances in the various structural techniques, but also to discuss the future directions these techniques will take, in which direction they will develop in order to foresee how the structural biology landscape will look like over the next ten years.

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