The first Dynamics Days Central Asia conference was first organized in 2013 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, and has since been held almost annually in Khiva, Bukhara, as well as in Kazakhstan. The main outcome of the Conference is the increased level of collaboration between Central Asian physicists and their colleagues in Europe, America, Japan, Korea, Canada, and other Western countries, as well as increased collaboration among Central Asian scientists. This collaboration has manifested itself in numerous joint scientific articles, joint international research projects, and visits by Central Asian physicists to the laboratories and research groups of prominent Western scientists.

In 2022, the geographic scope of this conference expanded. The seventh conference was held in the Caucasus region in Baku, Azerbaijan, hence the new name Dynamics Days Central Asia and Caucasus. In 2026 year the tenth conference in this series will be held in Astana, Kazakhstan. The main focus will be on new developments in the fundamental science of complex and nonlinear systems and the emerging trends in its applications to specific areas of natural and environmental sciences. This time, the conference will be devoted to the new developments in the basic science of complex and nonlinear systems, as well as new trends in its applications to specific areas of natural and environmental sciences. Additional mission of the Conference is to bring together researchers strongly encouraging and promoting cross-topic exchange of ideas and collaborations.