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Protein structure prediction by computers at best may serve as a screening method, and the current high-throughput protein structure determination methods are costly and will never exhaust all proteins. A complementary approach is "protein structure determination on demand", say in a week. We will discuss two approaches that would realize this goal: automatic protein structure determination using NMR data and mass spectrometry data.