Book info.

[Dave McRoss]

Perhaps you can help me found the title of this book:

I read, some times ago, a post-nuclear holocaust sci-fi novel.
In the story the americans had build a city who using SHeldrake's field can "deopacize" ad dig down in the subsoil.
Soviet ainstead build a space station.
In the book there are bio-enginered cats, cryogenic chamber survivors (calld "Lazarus"), a psionic girl who can see deopacized men and the remains of sheldrake fields (glowing in the dark) of the people killed in the holocaust.

[Disembodied]

Offhand it doesn't ring any bells but this might be a useful starting place! Do you know what country the author was from? Did you read it in translation?

[Dave McRoss]

The author is english, I think, and I read it on the Urania collection sci-fi books, an economy series.
PS: I already checked post apocalyptic note on wiki. No found.

[Kaks]

Urania is in Italian, right?

That makes it 'a bit' more difficult: the original might not have used deopacize to begin with (nor Lazarus(es/i) / Sheldrake, come to think of it...)

But I seem to dimly recall an american author who wrote a series of books about shielding cities with force fields... the research facility was based at the south pole iirc... - was the bit I remember mentioned in the trivia thread by any chance?

[Dave McRoss]

Yes, it's in Italian. In the book there is a kind of bunker city who can go in the underground using this kind of shield.