[en] The status of experiments exploring nuclear structure which have been completed using both pions and electrons is discussed. Inelastic electron scattering to high spin states in the calcium isotopes is underway with preliminary analysis of 150 hours of data completed. The first experimental reparation of the longitudinal and transverse response function in quasi-free scattering has been completed on ⁵⁶Fe with similar work underway for the calcium isotopes. Inclusive electron scattering data from ³He has been analyzed and the application of a new scaling phenomena has provided evidence of high momentum components in the nuclear wave function. Pion-deuteron elastic scattering was completed at LAMPF. An inclusive electron scattering experiment is designed for BATES and development of high pressure gas targets suitable for ³H is underway. A gas cooling system is now available for electron scattering experiments at BATES. A complete series of measurements of pion scattering from ³⁴He has been completed at LAMPF. These include SCE, π-absorption, DCE, elastic and inelastic measurements. Measurements of pion DCE on ¹²C, ⁴⁰⁴⁴⁴⁸Ca, ⁵²Cr, and ⁵⁴Fe have also been accomplished. Pion absorption in ⁶⁷Li and ¹²¹³C was measured at LAMPF. The pickup reaction ¹³C(p,d)¹²C has been investigated at TRIUMF. A minicomputer is on order and expected to be available for data analysis in early 1981. The cryogenic ³⁴He target was modified for experiments at LAMPF