An update on the NPDGamma experiment

The NPDGamma experiment recently finished collecting roughly two-hundred fifty beam days of data measuring parity violation in the $np\rightarrow d\gamma$ reaction at the ORNL Spallation Neutron Source. The parity-violating directional asymmetry in the emission of prompt gammas from the capture of polarized cold neutrons on a liquid hydrogen target provides a measurement of the NN hadronic weak interaction that is unambiguously related to benchmark DDH model parameters (primarily $h_\pi^1$) and PV EFT couplings. An overview of the experiment and data selection/reduction challenges will be presented along with an initial low-statistics result. Projected uncertainties in the final result will be discussed taking into account the entirety of beam time at the FNPB dedicated to both hydrogen and background capture measurements.