“…Force vs. distance curves can be recorded at a specific point to monitor inter‐ and intramolecular interaction forces and also for characterizing the sample mechanical properties, such as elasticity, viscoelasticity, and adhesion, which can be mapped at high spatial resolution simultaneously with the topographical imaging [3a] . The imaging function can be used to visualize the indentation impression, locate a specific nano‐sized feature for testing, and even to deduce the modulus of fibrilar structures from their radius of curvature [38] . AFM measurements are possible not only in ambient and vacuum conditions, but also in liquid, allowing operation under physiologically relevant conditions [27,39] …”