  We report on EPPS16, the first global analysis of nuclear parton distribution
functions (nPDFs) to include LHC data. Also for the first time, a full flavour
dependence of nPDFs is allowed. While the included Z and W data are found to
have insufficient statistics to yield stringent constraints, the CMS 5.02 TeV
proton-lead dijet data prove crucial in setting the shape of nuclear gluon
modifications. With these and other observables being measured in proton-lead
runs, we are experiencing a shift of nPDFs to the LHC precision era.
