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In article number 1902641, Robert Y. L. Wang, Shiow‐Yi Chen, Chih‐Ching Huang, and co‐workers develop a simple one‐step dry heating process which allows the synthesis of core–shell carbon quantum dots derived from curcumin. The obtained carbon quantum dots possess excellent antiviral activity against enterovirus 71 through a complex inhibitory mechanism.
It is demonstrated that carbon quantum dots derived from curcumin (Cur‐CQDs) through one‐step dry heating are effective antiviral agents against enterovirus 71 (EV71). The surface properties of Cur‐CQDs, as well as their antiviral activity, are highly dependent on the heating temperature during synthesis. The one‐step heating of curcumin at 180 °C preserves many of the moieties of polymeric curcumin...
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