Soft organic, polymeric or biological material promise new functionalities e.g. switching or specific recognition reactions applicable for memory elements or biosensors, respectively. Appropriate fabrication strategies require avoiding process conditions harmful for the sensitive soft materials. Researchers at Sony Deutschland GmbH and the Forschungszentrum Jülich have developed together a new route for the realization of organic-inorganic heterojunctions that combines Nanoimprint lithography with a universal and gentle printing method. The feasibility of this process is demonstrated by the incorporating conductive polymer films into the cross points redundant and failure tolerant 8x8bit crossbar arrays.