In the e-NeuroPharma project, we aim to develop a novel materials platform that will allow for minimally invasive introduction of electrodes and devices into nervous tissue. We employ organic electronic materials, that better match the properties of biological systems: they are soft, flexible, and unlike traditional, inorganic electronics they can inherently translate ionic fluxes, such as the concentration of a salt, into electronic signals – just like the nervous system does. The main reduction in invasiveness, however, comes from the possibility to introduce these materials in a pro-electrode form as a liquid or gel. This material is allowed to spread within the tissue and then polymerized into a functional electrode following the shape of the tissue it will interact with. In an upcoming scientific publication (currently submitted and awaiting review) we outline a method for polymerizing this type of tissue-templated electrode in living tissues without detrimental effects.