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New results on parton densities of nucleons and nuclei

Following the concept of QCD collinear factorisation, collisions involving nucleons or nuclei are commonly described with the help of collinear parton density functions (PDFs). The PDFs are often determined in fits to a variety of datasets. This article is giving an overview of recent developments in the field of PDF determination, with emphasis on results from collider experiments.