Friederike Lindauer

Friederike Lindauer is a doctoral student and academic researcher at Brandenburg University of Technology, where she works in the Department of Business. Her research focuses on AI-driven microlearning solutions, sustainable IT, organizational agility, and error culture in workplace settings.

• Education: B.Sc. in International Business Administration and Intercultural Studies (Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences), M.Sc. in Business Administration (Brandenburg University of Technology)

Research Interests: Lindauer’s work bridges artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and educational design, emphasizing microlearning and sustainable digitalization. She explores how AI tools can enhance workforce agility and competency development in critical areas like climate change and cybersecurity.

Scientific Contributions: Her publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to AI-supported microlearning, error-oriented training models, and sustainable digitalization frameworks. Recent work includes empirical studies on chatbot-driven learning outcomes and EU-level AI education policies.

• Scientific Awards: Abacus Umantis Student Award, 3rd Place (2024)
• Lectures & Presentations: EDEN 2025 Annual Conference (Bologna), Doctoral Symposium EAWOP (Prague), EARLI SIG 14 Conference (Jyväskylä), International Human Resource Workshop (Seville)

Projects: Lindauer contributes to the SCALE-C initiative, which integrates cybersecurity, AI, and learning design to develop semi-automated microlearning systems. She also co-led the Talk2Transform project, focusing on AI in education, and worked on sustainable IT within InNoWest (2024–2025).