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This is the same for me.
The only exception is for "younger audience" books that I'm keeping around for my kids. That may change since we have two eink readers in the house and I'm planning on having the older one be for the kids.
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Yup, LM is 18 months and has a ton of board books and a full shelf on the bookshelf filled with books for the age 2-older. He inheritied a lot of his cousins books for night time reading before he hits the chapter book stage. And I need to be better about not using the iPad infront of him because he really wants to use it.
As for the books from grad school, I kept the full works of important authors. The text books I sold when I left academia, that made me many thousands of dollars. It helped pay for the move. If they were to become available as e-books, I would probably add them as e-books.
I would love for more journals to move to ebook format as well, but such is life. If I wanted to, I could download the PDFs at the library, come home, convert them, and add them to my ereader. But that is far too much work.