Current Status of the Neutral Pion Polarizability Measurement at Jefferson Lab

The electromagnetic polarizability is a key intrinsic property of hadrons, reflecting how their internal structure responds to external fields. Determining the polarizabilities of the lightest hadrons - the pions - offers a stringent test of Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). The NPP experiment at Jefferson Lab is dedicated to extract the neutral pion polarizability through a high-precision study of Primakoff photoproduction of pion pairs. This talk will present recent advances in the analysis of the experimental data and discuss the ongoing progress toward a determination of the pion polarizability.